"The planning system in Britain is reactionary, incredibly tortuous and open to a wide range of interpretation.
"Coppélia" is a family-friendly ballet, enticing audiences with plum comedy roles that allow dancers a wide range of interpretation.
But the completed symphony I think both contains and releases that Ophelian experience, becoming simultaneously more concentrated in its language and scale, and even more open to a larger range of interpretation, imagination – and fantasy.
While other orders are trained for ministries in schools or hospitals, Cenacle nuns focus only on providing spiritual direction, religious education and retreats, which allows a wide range of interpretation.
Schorr's portrait of a young man whose bare back is riddled with shrapnel scars and Adam McEwen's graphite "plank" point to the range of interpretation on the show's theme.
However, beyond this, there exists a very wide range of interpretation of Thelema.
But, as we all know, "the media" is now also a singular collective noun that's used to refer to the press -- the purveyors of news that's fit to print, broadcast and now even blog about (with "fit" encompassing a wide range of interpretation).
Although some may be inclined to attribute the ongoing debate to the enormous economic impact of modern telecommunication during the past decade, this debate also mirrors fundamental difficulties and a permissible range of interpretation under circumstances of insufficient knowledge.
The examination does a good job of showing there was no unanimity among interpreters as to the meaning of Genesis, and a range of interpretations were advocated, both before and after Darwin.
Whether or not the Koran makes the dress mandatory is irrelevant since it's not the state's role to interpret the Koran, and since most religious sects have a range of interpretations of their sacred writings.
