Sentence examples for lends itself to multiple interpretations from inspiring English sources

The melting ice cream sundae — as vivid as a Richard Prince photograph with maraschino cherry and oozing whipped cream — that appears on the cover of Janelle Brown's first novel lends itself to multiple interpretations.

Malebranche's reply is subtle and lends itself to multiple interpretations (see e.g., Nadler 1992, 41f; Radner 1978, 107-8, 110-18 and Schmaltz 2000, 73).

It is also demonstrated that each such feasible kinematic structure lends itself to multiple physical embodiments.

The leg does not have an identity crisis and has a shape that lends itself to multiple plating options.

There is ample parking for both acquisitions, a situation that lends itself to multiple types of uses, he said.

First, its retrospective nature lends itself to multiple forms of bias, the most important of which is a selection bias.

Fortunately, the long, late night hours of operation help The Nightclub lend itself to multiple segment appeal.

But as Carp stresses, the 1773 Tea Party lends itself to conflicting interpretations.

"The tale is so evocative and open-ended that it lends itself to several interpretations," Ms. Dunkel said.

The prayer lends itself to both interpretations, and further questions are posed by the existence of different translations and the problems inherent in the process of translation.

The origins of Mimouna, which seem to go back at least 200 years, are murky, and the word lends itself to many interpretations.