Sentence examples for openness to interpretation from inspiring English sources
For Fox, the standard continues to be musical performance, with its openness to interpretation.
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.
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.
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.
Television, which he has identified as the enemy — as distinct from video, a format he deploys with great skill and sensitivity in "Film Socialisme" and elsewhere — represents a machinery of recording and distributing images that damages their integrity and their openness to interpretation.
But the book's openness to individual interpretation presented its own set of challenges.
We also undertook an explicit search for data that did not fit with the emerging interpretation (deviant case analysis) to ensure openness to alternative interpretations and to test and define the limits of the emerging interpretation.
The original play is again a stage favourite today, and is also acclaimed by academic critics, who praise its linguistic energy, sharp social satire, and openness to different interpretations.
"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".
I don't want to say it's unfortunate, but when you leave any kind of openness in a project, you do leave it open to some interpretation that wasn't intended.
