Sentence examples similar to imposing 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.

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

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

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

Critics accuse France of illiberalism, of curbing freedom of religious expression, and of imposing a Western interpretation of female oppression.

In some areas, they have begun imposing a strict interpretation of Islamic law, even stoning to death a young Somali who said she had been raped.

Insurgent groups in Somalia have increasingly alienated the population by imposing a harsh interpretation of Islam, stoning people to death and amputating the hands and feet of thieves.

It will be accused of illiberalism, and disregard for freedom of expression, or of imposing a Western interpretation of women's oppression.

Here are the five to see this summer: In 2012 a newly installed Jihadi regime seized power in northern Mali, imposing a vicious interpretation of sharia law on citizens across the region.