Sentence examples for multitude of interpretations from inspiring English sources

"Of course classically tinged can cover a multitude of sins".

It's an image that's open to a multitude of interpretations: has Roger awakened from a dream?

Mr. Polissky believes contemporary art should have a multitude of interpretations, and be accessible both to villagers and urban sophisticates.

The mesmerizing enigma of that reddish face painted over and over again, with the wide laugh and the eyes tightly shut from the hilarious strain, is subject to a multitude of interpretations.

Some in the audience may be frustrated by this omission — especially since this play provides very little action — but there is an abstract power in the mysteriousness of Mr. McCarthy's vision's allowing for a multitude of interpretations.

In many ways "Dancing" is an almost perfect piece of Internet art: it's short, pleasingly weird and so minimal in its content that it's open to a multitude of interpretations.

Ash has a multitude of weapons downfield.

Opioid-dependent individuals are exposed to a multitude of carcinogens.

When the 2014 Met Gala imposed on its male attendees the dress code of white tie – the most formal menswear iteration of all – many bent the rule to breaking point, pitching up in a multitude of varied designer interpretations.

Any new law raises a multitude of questions for interpretation, and this one will raise many.

Neither philosophers nor theologians are permitted to disclose to the multitude interpretations of the ambiguous verses of the Qurʾān or to confuse them with their own doubts or arguments.