Sentence examples for a free interpretation from inspiring English sources

Maggie, of course, is finally drowned in a great flood.For Ms Edmundson, such a free interpretation was the esssential first step.

Rollins celebrated with a concert at New York City's Beacon Theater, where Coleman joined him in a free interpretation of the standard blues tune "Sonnymoon for Two".

He certainly put a free interpretation on the meaning of an armistice.

I avoid taking didascalic pictures and my photography prefers to leave the question unsolved, open to suppositions, giving a free interpretation to the viewer.

Benny Benke, writing in Suara Merdeka, noted that the film was a "free interpretation of the formal Indonesian history, [a history] which is too arrogant, dominant, and dogmatic".

"This is somewhat of a free interpretation of a Mondrian, perhaps using Composition with Large Red Plane, Yellow, Black, Gray, and Blue (1921) as source material, but some of your acts are so deviant it's hard to be sure.

The bubble and squeak with a fried egg ($9) may be a rather free interpretation of the standard English hash — it's loaded with sausage, for one thing — but it's hard to quibble when your mouth is full.

State Shintō was regarded as a state cult and a national ethic and not as "a religion". The free interpretation of its teachings by individual Shintō priests was discouraged.

Nevertheless, occasional commentators have successfully used a process of free interpretation and determined "twisting" of his words to predict an apparently imminent event.

If, in addition, whether something represents something else is just a matter of free interpretation, then the semantic account of computation gives rise to unlimited pancomputationalism all over again.

The attribute "progression-free survival" in particular was introduced to avoid any free interpretations.