Sentence examples for endless interpretations from inspiring English sources
But seeing Morandi as virtually an abstract painter is legitimate because his work is open to endless interpretations.
Newspapers have had endless interpretations of these events; a much-discussed Times editorial said the British must manage their long-overdue reawakening to their economic problems.
For me, Shakespeare is to his work sort of what, for others, God is to the Bible: an incredible creative intelligence subject to endless interpretations, none of which are necessarily wrong.
It plays like an extended episode of the newly rebooted "Twilight Zone," for which Peele serves as executive producer and narrator, and much goes unexplained, leading to endless interpretations online.
The "Scottish play" remains one of Shakespeare's most frequently performed works; the tale of the ambitious thane, spurred into murder by his increasingly guilt-stricken wife, has inspired seemingly endless interpretations.
Describing himself as a member of a "tribe" of nerdy English majors indulging in endless interpretations of Shakespeare's works, Ben Brantley can be forgiven for being disinterested in learning more about the personal identity of this towering poet and playwright — even if he had been a distinguished aristocrat ("By Shakespeare or not, the play is still the thing," Oct. 29).
Though drafted by eminent judges, the statute was to require endless interpretation.
A Mozart score is open to endless interpretation, and Da Ponte's operatic stage directions are routinely ignored.
One reason that academics of years past so readily dismissed the theory is that it was subject to endless interpretation and revision.
Most of the characters' behavior is viewed with sympathy and skepticism, and the frequent bouts of legal wrangling invite endless interpretation of every aspect of the story.
Nor do I anticipate being finished with "I'm Not There" anytime soon, since, like "Subterranean Homesick Blues," it invites endless interpretation, criticism and elaboration.
