Sentence examples for much interpretation from inspiring English sources

That idea has informed much interpretation of the geological record.

Then again, Jobim's music can contain that much interpretation.

"Turns out that this version [of temperature records] particularly appeals, maybe because it doesn't require much interpretation," Hawkins said.

One of the few features of the film that doesn't require too much interpretation is the crazed two foot dwarf intent on flying the flag for "liberty".

The narration is in Hungarian, but not much interpretation is needed as the crowd gleefully cheers on the patriots and boos down the Turks.

Either way, the spine of the play would likely crack if the weight of too much interpretation were applied to it.

Pietersen has been at pains to stress throughout the summer, whether on Twitter or in his newspaper column, how much he is enjoying his new life after England, and if you dismiss the cynical protest-too-much interpretation, for the next few months he certainly has plenty on his plate.

Told that his remark left much for interpretation, Moore said: "Interpret it.

How much does interpretation change the text?

But Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, offers a much different interpretation of the challenges.

But a deeper understanding of the score and Tchaikovsky's state of mind uncovers a much richer interpretation.