Sentence examples for more interpretations than from inspiring English sources

Art needs more interpretations than it does explanations.

There are more interpretations than dreamt of in the philosophy of Leon Kass.

Serene contemporary atmosphere, with menu language -- sautéed skate wing, frisée and lola rosa salad, and quenelles of wagyu beef cheek -- requiring more interpretation than most.

But he provides us with no more interpretation than that.

Possibly, certain dimensions are open to more interpretation than others.

In that case, there would be still more interpretations of probability than have previously been recognized.

Nijinsky inspired more artistic interpretations than any other dancer, and the exhibition showcases examples of these from public and private collections, along with memorabilia and previously unknown works.

Within-group differences were also apparent: positive CBM-I training produced more positive interpretations than negative interpretations, with the reverse being true for negative CBM-I training.

In a related study, ambiguous sentences were presented to individuals with GAD and non-clinical controls and in a later recognition test those with GAD endorsed more threatening interpretations than controls (Eysenck et al., 1991).

There's more interpretation in a rugby match than goes on in the UN Building".

Similar to a research paper, quantifiable survey data are more resistant to dismissive interpretations than more subjective perceptions of the "quality" of the training environment.