Sentence examples for interpretation opening from inspiring English sources

The pilot played into this interpretation, opening with a sequence that recalled its parent show's narrative style by deploying a flash-forward.

Given that the ECJ is Europe's top court there is no onward appeal route for Uber to seek to escape its interpretation — opening the company's EU business to other legal challenges on these grounds.

On the other hand, the parameters used in the present study are less abstract and have an easier physical interpretation, opening the possibility of using them in a clinical setting.

Yet the writing is rarely prescriptive, leaving interpretation open.

Additional layers of interpretation open themselves up, the reader is more sympathetic.

Andrei Belgrader's funny, sad and freshly conceived interpretation opened the walls between Chekhov's then and our now.

Such data and their interpretation open for new possibilities in deciphering the lives of single individuals living in medieval Denmark.

The result is an evocative embodied experience that does not describe the place in a traditional sense, but leaves its interpretation open.

To me, the interpretation opens up a vast potential as far as creative solutions, thus inviting a more integrated and engaged populace.

This interpretation opens up the debate on what constitutes a medically reasonable option and whether this always includes intervention.

In the studies with lower sensitivity, findings may be biased leaving the results and their interpretation open to question.