Sentence examples for bit of interpretation from inspiring English sources

Jude Law shares Craig's memories from Road to Perdition: "It was a very smooth operation, but the script allowed for quite a bit of interpretation and Sam relished letting my imagination go.

"They have a definition, but there's a little bit of interpretation that has to be added".

Maybe there will be a little bit of interpretation because we're on the West Coast, so Pacific oysters and varieties of fish and some wood grilling".

"They have a definition, but there's a little bit of interpretation that has to be added". Flood insurance does not cover damage from landslides or other so-called earth movements.

Since no one, obviously, can predict the future, this debate depends quite a bit on interpretations of the historical record, in a couple of senses.

However, it leads to a bit of an interpretation problem.

Still, it's fun to indulge in a bit of literalist interpretation, as "M2M" gets off to its stripped-down and repetitive start.

The difficulty was that, when it comes to a film-studies audience, quite a bit of the interpretation will already be familiar, whether it's the arrival of doubt in the Korean war, Westerns of the late Fifties, or the way in which spaghetti Westerns tuned up the operatic melodrama of the genre.

At its core, the case involves a straightforward bit of statutory interpretation.

Cost estimates, of course, are always open to a little bit of creative interpretation.

It is cogently written and nicely compressed, and it contains the book's single sustained bit of personal interpretation.