Sentence examples for interpretation to the from inspiring English sources

He acknowledges that simply putting the actors in men's clothes adds a new layer of interpretation to the text.

It was a work of political genius, largely because its authors handed its interpretation to the open minds of posterity.

And as if to insure that everything would stay fluid and unschematic, they installed the pictures without adding interpretation to the labels.

He declined to tailor his interpretation to the crisis at hand and confronted Lehman with some perilously slow tempos in Act III.

That's his signal to the Pentagon general counsel, William Haynes, to give the broadest interpretation to the order's five words promising non-citizens "a full and fair trial".

This would also have allowed each Dylan fan to bring his or her own interpretation to the murky goings-on, no doubt inspiring heated postperformance debates.

He said the Labor Department's informal interpretation to the contrary was not a formal regulation and was not entitled to the court's deference.

He left interpretation to the Army Corps of Engineers, however.

He gave a mathematical interpretation to the cell assembly.

In the futures map context, we can give the following interpretation to the compromise effect.

Dice's coefficient [30] presents a similar interpretation to the m i.