Sentence examples for any particular interpretation from inspiring English sources
The "Avatar" camp isn't endorsing any particular interpretation, but is happy to let others read the ink blots.
(The suite elegizes a disaster of political idealism, I believe, but you can never be sure of any particular interpretation with Richter).
Mr. Agrawal's practical suggestions for admissions committees show that the soul of affirmative action lies in how we use it to reach the goal, not in any particular interpretation.
12. It's worth noting that Jackson is not committed to any particular interpretation of the possible worlds that define his 2D framework.
Thus, the KA/KS ratio of 0.93 would not, by itself, compel any particular interpretation.
He may, however, recommend a particular interpretation of, or a particular modification of, the law.
Without the spine of the historicist mainstream, architects can no longer enforce a particular interpretation of their forms.
The music historian Richard Taruskin recently wrote of Shostakovich's "doubleness," his ability to write music that seems deeply imbued with meaning without committing itself to a particular interpretation.
It is centered on allegiance to the teachings of its founder and his scions, and a particular interpretation of the Koran.
To use one rather than another – Derry rather than Londonderry, for example – is to demonstrate a particular interpretation of the city's history.
Which, when it comes down to it, is the other thing that obsesses Benedict apart from other people's sex lives – a particular interpretation of post-modernism.
