Sentence examples for imposes an interpretation from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Although the size of this pilot study imposes a cautious interpretation, patient-related and chemotherapy-related variables correlated independently with toxicity.

Cardinal Wilfrid Fox Napier, newly appointed from South Africa, was one of several cardinals who buttonholed the Vatican official in charge of liturgy over coffee on Wednesday to raise concerns about a Vatican edict issued this month that overrules efforts by local churches to translate liturgy their way, and imposes a strict interpretation based on Latin texts.

Since nothing is intrinsically computational, one cannot have a scientific theory that reduces the mental, which is not observer-relative, to computation, which is. "Computation exists only relative to some agent or observer who imposes a computational interpretation on some phenomenon.

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

Aims to impose a strict interpretation of sharia law throughout Mali.

Mr. Cromer confirms that he never approaches a text with an idea of imposing a radical interpretation on it.