Sentence examples for loose interpretation from inspiring English sources

"We take a relatively loose interpretation of 'experimentation'," Polka says.

The film "Noah" received backlash for its loose interpretation of biblical narratives.

Part of the justices loose interpretation of the recess appointment power was history and custom.

This was the late 1960's, and many people had a loose interpretation of reality.

He suggested that under a loose interpretation, the law could "criminalise" millions of people.

"It's a very loose interpretation of 'Magic Flute,' " Mr. Weiner said on Monday.

And the piece is often a dream vision, allowing for loose interpretation.

The decoration is a loose interpretation of the Orient, blending together traditional Chinese imagery with Turkish-inspired details.

But the tenants say that the landlord's loose interpretation of "demolition" undermines the intent of the code.

A lovely, very loose interpretation of caponata — asparagus, celery leaves, peas, fava beans and radishes — was oversalted.

All the schools are similar, but some take a more literal approach to texts while others prefer a loose interpretation.