It free, open to interpretation".
In a discussion after a performance, the dancer Martin Lofsnes said that he no longer had to worry about accounts of how Graham's works were danced in 1947 and that he felt free to contribute his interpretation.
The statistical approach to the vaccination debate used by Wallace and his opponents could simply not resolve the issue of vaccine efficiency; thus, each side was free to choose the interpretation that suited its needs best.
The Koran was "comprehensible to a layman, and there is no papacy or priesthood that is considered infallible in matters of interpretation: all Muslims are free to reflect and interpret the book given a sufficient education".
In the master's absence, Mr. Jackson was free to make his own interpretation of the book, although he, too, claims to have stuck as closely as possible to what he understood of the author's intention.
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Yes, you're free to shift constantly from one interpretation to the next, and yet, as you progress deeper into the story, each interpretation begins to seem more horrible than the other.
Once the chain of references is broken, once the hermeneutical perspective is altered, interpretation is free to pursue the deeper meaning of the "dark" and profound, which in the final analysis is what Xuanxue is all about.
While the three don't get into much depth or stray from the guarded critical straight and narrow, viewers are free to make between-the-lines interpretations on such matters as Kubrick's obsessive slowness -- for instance, his inclination to shoot some scenes 50 times or more -- his supposed lack of interest in the inner lives of his characters and his rather odd way with a story.
