Sentence examples for openness of interpretation from inspiring English sources

It is the openness of interpretation that excites him most.

But, no matter what Mick or Hayveyah may claim the meaning or emotion to be, given such openness of interpretation behind line work and colors, ultimately the true story of each painting lies in the waves of emotions evoked within each listener. .

The five concept words were selected by the authors based on the vagueness of the term and openness to interpretation by a diverse group of participants.

MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Part of the brilliance of Nabokov's "Lolita," that scandalous, disconcerting novel in which a middle-aged European man of culture takes pedophilic liberties with an adolescent American girl, resides in its manifold layers of ambiguity, its openness to interpretation.

"If our work environments could have more of this flexibility and openness for interpretation, they would become more stimulating environments to work in".

The richness of Scripture is in its openness to interpretation answering humanity's current spiritual needs.

Like Embers, the novella recounts a dramatically charged meeting after a gap of decades, and it has a similarly intricate symbolism and openness to interpretation.

For Fox, the standard continues to be musical performance, with its openness to interpretation.

To set the stage for his detailed analysis of Genesis (often verse by verse), Kass notes the leanness of the Bible as a literary document, its lacunas and ambiguities, and so its openness to interpretation.

"If one of the ways we define the goodness of good art is its openness to a range of interpretations," Mr. Treglown writes, "it follows that the best art will cause censors the most difficulties".

Theory of interpretation.