It doesn't require saying one thing and also saying its opposite, but it does require saying more or less the same thing in ways that are understood in different ways.
Berman identifies duplicity as part of the problem with Ramadan, that is, his tendency both to say different things to different audiences and to speak with such equivocality as to be understood in different ways by those audiences.
Christ as God incarnate is the Word, the second Person of the Trinity, and Christian mysticism has, from an early era, exhibited a strong Trinitarian dimension, though this has been understood in different ways.
Three different morphologies obtained under Microwave (MW) irradiation can be understood in different ways.
This interrogative asks for a reason, but reasons are understood in different ways.
The harm principle requires interpretation and can be understood in different ways.
Coherence is a concept which may not be understood clearly and may be understood in different ways by different raters.
Piracy can be understood in different ways by different people as one that is conducted in international waters.
His account of our knowledge of the fundamental goods has been understood in different ways (Murphy 2001, ch. 1).
Notions such as "construction", "presenting" and "transformation" can be understood in different ways, and indeed they have been.
Since scientific inquiry can be understood in different ways, science education researchers define inquiry with different meanings (Anderson, 2007; Lott, 1983; Shymansky, Kyle, & Alport, 1983).
