Sentence examples for any one interpretation from inspiring English sources

Of course, these are compositions too manifold to be reduced to any one interpretation or interpreter, but Serkin fuses his musical character with them and makes them, in a way, his own.

This exceeds any one interpretation but holds great potential for enhancing evaluations when granted a legitimate place in the research.

It's a scholarly (though always lively) dissertation about a filmmaker's minute preoccupations, which led to a scene that's more layered than any one interpretation implies.

For any one interpretation of his work, there will always be another, which takes a different tack.

The literary critic and author Wayne C. Booth concludes that the film resists any one interpretation: "[American Beauty] cannot be adequately summarized as 'here is a satire on what's wrong with American life'; that plays down the celebration of beauty.

And Mr. Steinberg has laid one interpretation on top of another and another to embrace them all in a comprehensive new interpretation.

One interpretation is that they focused on what they thought should be of use to patients.

Whether the playwright truly doesn't know that or not, she clearly wants to avoid reducing the play to any one simple interpretation.

One interpretation of this finding is that any influence of disease is predicted from the earliest stage.

"Animals, objects, insects"—these are "always projections on humans," he says, and they often "take more than one interpretation".

One interpretation is to blame this latest flop of a plot on another display of fatal indecision by David Miliband.