Sentence examples for many interpretations and from inspiring English sources

Postmodernism taught that texts allow many interpretations and that there is nothing other than the text.

Twice", Beckett's masterpiece is open to many interpretations and may take on several more in this first production by an all-black British cast.

Asked to respond to the collective's message, Grauer said there are many interpretations and shades of Zionism and noted that she didn't attend the march to promote Zionism.

Although intuitively appealing, the concepts of transparency and privacy have many interpretations and are difficult to conceptualize, which makes it often hard to implement them.

Tell us about that, because your arguments were showing that Islamic law had many interpretations and that was what the debate was about.

Stories such as "Thumbelisa," "The Ugly Duckling," "The Emperor's New Clothes," and "The Little Match Girl" had already gone through so many interpretations and shoddy translations that the originals had been virtually obliterated.

"The polyhedron has been subject to many interpretation and symbols," notes de Commarque.

This is a book that is open to many interpretations - and one that is correspondingly rewarding.

Not only were there long stretches during which nothing happens, but the book is open to many interpretations, literal and metaphorical.

I discovered there were many interpretations of Islam, and Sufism in particular caught my interest which is basically the opposite of Salafism.

I discovered there were many interpretations of Islam, and Sufism in particular caught my interest – which is basically the opposite of Salafism.