"... Marx, stripped of phrases, admits of interpretation in a conservative sense.... ..... – Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy.
No doubt, these creations are mortal; ridicule sometimes kills them, satiety may bring neglect, fashion may replace them by others; and unlike works of art they do not admit of authentic interpretation.
Others allege, it represents Milico, the freedman of Scaevinus, who conspired against the life of Nero, and gave his poignard to be whetted to Milico, who presented it to the emperor, with an account of the conspiracy: But the attitude and expression will by no means admit of this interpretation.
Moreover, the several illustrations and analogies in the chapter all admit of multiple interpretations, while the argumentative structure of the chapter, upon which one might rely to force one interpretation over another, is regrettably thin.
Like The Prince, the Discourses on Livy admits of various interpretations.
The rain fell in the parched Midwest, and, some observant people noted, it fell throughout the unhooked-up East, too, a coincidence which admitted of several interpretations.
IIIp9 admits of various interpretations.
This thesis admits of several interpretations.
For one thing, the counterfactual itself admits of multiple interpretations.
So stated, the doctrine admits of various interpretations that put different constructions on the idea of "greater benefit".
That Jerome calls Philip primus in the Chronicon thus admits of two interpretations: either he found it in Eusebius, or he added it independently, based on other sources available to him.
