Sentence examples for impose an interpretation from inspiring English sources

He was not one to impose an interpretation, even on his own work.

This refusal to impose an interpretation of his own provoked the critics, but made theatrical sense.

Beethoven's high classical style may not afford Mr. Lang many opportunities to impose an interpretation on the music.

The museum in Santiago is not trying to impose an interpretation of history, just recounting facts, Ms Bachelet told Bello in July.

This approach obviously has its merits but the downside is that imposes an interpretation of the works which disregards their complexity.

"It is not the intention of the church to impose a single interpretation," he warned.

But updated critical productions, seeking to impose a new interpretation on the work being staged, constitute a radical form of revisionism and hence of criticism.

The film tells a story about occupation, about what happens when Islamist extremists take over the town and impose a grinding interpretation of Sharia law.

The organisation, whose name means "non-Islamic education is sacrilege", is fighting to impose a strict interpretation of sharia law across Africa's most populous country.

It still dominates vast rural areas of Somalia, where militants impose a violent interpretation of Sharia law according to their Wahhabist ideaology.

Mr. Demetz, professor emeritus of German and comparative literature at Yale, makes no effort to impose a unitary interpretation on Brescia, nor does he overdraw its importance in the minds of the writers present.