Sentence examples for be interpretation from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of interpreting or explaining what is obscure; a translation; a version; a construction.
- The interpretation of a foreign language, of a dream, or of an enigma.
Unless there's a back up of more detailed supporting documents (but hopefully not 950 pages of it) the key will be interpretation, and there's plenty of room for different interpretation.
The political mistake is that it was open to be interpretation and therefore strictly speaking such acts may not have been illegal.
In recognising each other's judgments, we must be able to rely upon the quality of the legal systems, rely upon equal treatment, rely upon effective due process and rely upon fair trials with counsel and, if need be, interpretation.
Thus, to design a study that aimed to understand the experience of the person with dementia, the reality that these patients could not always tell us their stories, particularly while acutely ill, or reflect back on their experience in hospital, meant that inevitably there would have to be interpretation: indeed interpretation beyond that normally expected in qualitative research (Riessman 1993).
The rest is interpretation.
So what is interpretation?
The main problem with the offside law is interpretation.
So the first thing I look for is interpretation.
A final challenge is interpretation.
"They're interpretations".
Naturally, there are interpretations of Dylan songs.
