Sentence examples similar to allows some freedom of interpretation from inspiring English sources

In 1991, under French pressure, he allowed some freedom of expression.

Where buttress foundations might yield, the design must allow some freedom of movement between the heads of the buttresses.

Sure I had some freedom of interpretation, but I feel like I'm serving someone else's vision.

Deemed as "gothic" by Jean-Rémy Gaudin-Bridet of Télé Star, the video has "undeniable aesthetic qualities" and allows "great freedom of interpretation", according to author Erwan Chuberre.

The staging by Reid Anderson and Jane Bourne is precise but allows freedom of interpretation.

Viewers can watch each city unfold over time, but without written or verbal commentary, allowing freedom of interpretation.

Allow some freedom.

"The main difference between Yellowism and art is that in art you have got freedom of interpretation, in Yellowism you don't have freedom of interpretation.

How do we balance between freedom of interpretation and excess of expectations?

Privacy makes freedom of expression possible, sustains freedom of inquiry, and allows for freedom of information and association.

This allows greater freedom of movement for your foot.