Sentence examples for sorts of interpretations from inspiring English sources

Some scenes last barely a minute — plotless, whimsical sketches open to all sorts of interpretations.

But without some kind of laboratory control, any statistics are bound to be inconclusive & subject to all sorts of interpretations.

Crowley has an immunity to such "occult thinking," he told me — but he's nonetheless sympathetic to those sorts of interpretations.

If I've learned anything about To Kill a Mockingbird this month it is that it is open to all sorts of interpretations.

People make all sorts of interpretations of the lyrics – especially the supposed religious significance of 500 miles – but it's just a love song.

The title story, "Circus Bulgaria" (a title open to all sorts of interpretations), sets the mood by relating how a desperate lion-tamer, down to his last lion, sells the beast so that both can survive the winter.

In abandoning this sort of interpretation, have historians ceded ground to the extreme right wing?

"In the committee, we didn't discuss what sort of interpretation of the grounds there should be.

Ms. Kristine, another former legislator, told the Norwegian news agency: "In the committee, we didn't discuss what sort of interpretation of the grounds there should be.

Strict schedules, rigid rules and high standards aren't what make a great coach it's the fact that sticking to them leaves less room for the sort of interpretation that muddles the team's goals.

GAZETTE: So given the continued increase in religious non-affiliation in the United States, do you think this sort of interpretation of art-that-you-love is how we maintain faith, by becoming Beatleists and Potterheads and Whovians, so to speak?