Sentence examples for myriad interpretations from inspiring English sources

From its inception, Beat lent itself to myriad interpretations, but to people like Kerouac, it derived mostly from "beatific".

This collaboration is so fascinating that it deserves myriad interpretations - which it's likely to get, as it has already spurred Stephen Fry to direct a movie and David Leavitt to write a novel.

(Dr. Pollak of Star-K said that loading the dishwasher is generally considered to be "storing" the dishes rather than doing work, though there are myriad interpretations of what can and can't be done on the Sabbath).

It's also possible that hindsight causes me to see patterns where there are none, and it's worth noting that seeing Metamorphosis as a story about race or self-loathing – or more precisely, about realising that you are loathed by those around you – is just one of a myriad interpretations.

Maybe it's because my long-held visions of hipsters barely coincide with the book's myriad interpretations of counter-culture in the past decade (I'm guessing it's my age: after all, the editors posit that the hipster movement "died" in 2003, when I was firmly ensconced in a New England liberal-arts college, buying PBR because it was the cheapest drinkable thing at the discount liquor store).

Given the myriad interpretations as to what cosmopolitanism is, it might be worth starting with what it isn't.

Choosing an advisor is like choosing a spouse, and I mean "spouse" in all its myriad modern interpretations.

A stalwart of the runways, with myriad deconstructed interpretations rolling out season after season, the trench coat undoubtedly has stood the test of time because of its defining features.

And unlike, say, classic theatrical works which are also repeated and re-imagined for each generation, so long as the musical performances have been recorded, we can continue to experience them in myriad different interpretations.

In the millennia since his death, Theramenes has been both idealized and reviled; his brief seven-year career in the spotlight, touching as it did on all the major points of controversy in the last years of the Peloponnesian War, has been subject to myriad different interpretations.

Completely puerile!" So the question is: given that the Ninth Symphony belongs to the whole world, and is now the sum total of all of these imaginings over the last 190 years, and its myriad performances and interpretations, what actually is it?