Sentence examples for lends itself to interpretation from inspiring English sources

"Because of the nature of the record, it lends itself to interpretation".

Although the theory of the four elements is not necessarily an atomistic theory, it obviously lends itself to interpretation in atomistic terms namely, when the elements are conceived as smallest parts that are immutable.

These regional takes on poutine are amazing for a few reasons: 1) this dish lends itself to interpretation, toppings, and can really be paired with any regional cuisine with great success (hey New Mexico, where's my green chile poutine?), and 2) we have all agree to play fair somehow in that no matter how we tinker with our poutine, it must contain fries, cheese and gravy.

(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation.

Or perhaps the photograph merely lends itself to that interpretation in light of Russia's history.

But the matryoshka image lends itself to another interpretation: of a union within a union.

These days, Letterman's busy legwork also lends itself to the interpretation that he runs because he knows he's being chased.

And although the story inevitably lends itself to political interpretation, the film is free of rhetoric, and is distinguished by a naturalistic visual style, almost like a documentary.

"No one can deny that the language of the bill is ambiguous, that it lends itself to broad interpretation, so let's tighten it up," Mr. McConnell said.

But the image is also similar to a certain kind of Hollywood studio portrait; Fabiola's straight-nosed profile lends itself to this interpretation, especially in works in which she appears to be wearing a good bit of makeup.

(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation. As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").