Sentence examples for infinite interpretations from inspiring English sources

"No longer can the Vatican simply issue papal messages — subject to nearly infinite interpretations and highly nuanced constructions — that are passively 'received' by the faithful," the editorial said.

"No longer can the Vatican simply issue papal messages — subject to nearly infinite interpretations and highly nuanced constructions — that are passively 'received' by the faithful," an editorial in the National Catholic Reporter, an American Catholic publication, proclaimed.

Then if B and C are satisfiable (in infinite interpretations), then each of them has denumerably infinite models.

Silence Of The Lambs is the apotheosis of Demme's genius because it is a film that lends itself to infinite interpretations.

At Slayage.com, the Online Journal of Buffy Studies, author Daniel Erenberg placed the episode as the second best of the series; stating that the episode "lends itself to infinite interpretations.

The result is a pattern of shapes and forms set in a composition that invites infinite interpretation without giving anything away.

The day a novel is published is the day it becomes everyone's – and the day an infinite number of interpretations open up.

The application of the rule is potentially infinite, and bizarre interpretations of the rule, as well as the standard use of it, are compatible with any finite set of applications of the usual sort such as 7 + 14 = 21.

As opposed to subjectivism, which does not emphasize the "reality" of the distinction between the attributes, or rather, does not ground the distinction in the nature of the infinite substance, objectivist interpretations place ontological weight on the "real distinction" between the attributes.

"But to me, everyday reality presents infinite possibilities for interpretation.

Composers from Cage onwards have issued performers with instructions, commands, graphic notation and so forth, leaving much of the final outcome subject to the process of chance – itself a reminder that even the most meticulously notated conventional score is still subject to an infinite degree of interpretation.