Sentence examples for single interpretation from inspiring English sources

Karabell's Islam is a multifaceted faith that has no pope, no single interpretation of the law.

The story is much too clever to be caught in the net of a single interpretation.

Titman brushed aside concerns that the colouring was placing a single interpretation on Faulkner's multifaceted work.

"It is not the intention of the church to impose a single interpretation," he warned.

Or perhaps, as with any great work of art, the Decameron invites and ultimately eludes a single interpretation.

No single interpretation of art is ever "right," not even the artist's own.

Data analysis according to interpretive phenomenology does not claim to identify a single right interpretation, but acknowledges that more plausible or comprehensive interpretations are always possible [ 27].

Nor is there ever a single valid interpretation of art.

No single political interpretation comfortably fits ambiguous "Coriolanus".

Sometimes, though, a single, electrifying interpretation emerges to capture the public imagination and dominate the political response.

When Mr. Cooper first auditioned for Mr. Jonze, he found he was unable to settle on a single, conclusive interpretation of his character.