Sentence examples for interpretation belongs from inspiring English sources

You can learn a lot of things from a narrator's voice, but that interpretation belongs to the narrator.

"Once a film is made available to the public, the right of interpretation belongs to the viewer," Mr. Field said this week.

The first published attempt at interpretation belongs to Cyriac of Ancona in the 15th century AD who referred to it as the "victories of Athens in the time of Pericles".

These objects, and our interpretations, belong to the present.

In the final analysis, the interpretation, although co-constructed, belongs to the researcher and need not necessarily agree with others.

Within each of interpretation groups 2 6, the proportion of children belonging to interpretation group 1 (children with chromosomal aberrations) was also calculated.

That Ms. Canavan is the weakest link here has less to do with her interpretation than her role, which as written belongs to another, more conventional play.

This is consistent with the interpretation that a significant portion of coauthors belongs to other institutions, and thus their CVs are not in our database.

Not all frames belong to interpretations, and not all interpretations are general models.

According to the first interpretation, everything between two pause statements of the same clock belongs to a step of this clock.

The collection of potentially futures-relevant facts belongs also to the strategic intelligence phase but the interpretation of their relevance in various scenarios belongs to Sense Making (criteria 3 and 4).