Sentence examples for one's own interpretation from inspiring English sources

Flipping through the collection of Before and After, one may spot trends in models of beauty that represent each designer's culture of origin, but that is entirely based on one's own interpretation.

Historians still, and will forever, debate the way in which Lincoln held the Union together — Candace Fleming's book means to show that Lincoln was opposed to slavery from childhood — but whatever one's own interpretation, both "The Lincolns" and "Lincoln Shot" recount a drama that lies somewhere between Charles Dickens and Sophocles.

His boundless imagination, aesthetic, picturesque appeal, an implicit invitation for one's own interpretation".

His boundless imagination, aesthetic, picturesque appeal, an implicit invitation for one's own interpretation, the magic, defying an attachment to familiarity or to the rules of logic, the endless paths one can take from somewhere to nowhere, the allegories pertaining to humanity alluding to ambiguity, rather than to a binary order...ironically coming from a math professor!

All of these factors combine to create a personal faith derived from experiences, independent beliefs, and one's own interpretation of the religion.

In the absence of on-going support, providing one's own interpretation can become an enduring aspect of living with diabetes, with implications for both self-monitoring and effective management.

Some of the matching is based on TheraDate's analysis of the patient evaluation and some on Dr. Levenson's own interpretation of the literature on compatibility going back to the 1930's.

Dietary pattern analysis has been criticized by some due to predefined food groups and self-labeling factors based on an investigator's own interpretation of the data.

Mantel's own interpretation owes much to that doyen of Tudor history, Geoffrey Elton.

SLB: Explaining your lyrics is a mistake, because that can destroy everybody's own interpretation.

Mr. Garcia's own interpretation is more restrained and rustic, offering a finely tuned introduction to the cooking of Central and South America.