Sentence examples for the range of interpretations from inspiring English sources

The range of interpretations that are revealed by the translations illustrates Mallarmé's success in making poetry that lends itself to noticeably diverse interpretations.

The range of interpretations eventually coalesced around one depiction - the mask worn by the revolutionary protagonist of Alan Moore's V for Vendetta comic book.

"I quite like the range of interpretations that can be teased out of the script," said Mr. Parker, who himself played the part of Jack in a Welsh staging of "Earnest" when he was 29.

The range of interpretations eventually coalesced around one depiction - the mask worn by the revolutionary protagonist of Alan Moore's V for Vendetta comic book In 1846, The Lancet, a medical journal which publishes to this day, recorded an incident of "death from fright" when a small girl died after being terrified by a boy in a red "Guy-Fawkes" mask.

To illustrate the range of interpretations of the concept of freedom made available by MacCallum's analysis, let us now take a closer look at his second variable — that of constraints on freedom.

The validity of the range of interpretations and suggested relationships between these core themes were explored and tested against the data using the constant comparative method 36 accounting for deviant cases.

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.

To strengthen the interpretation of theoretical terms is to further constrain the range of admissible interpretations of L V-o,V-t).

They can also make their data publicly available and strive to acknowledge the range of plausible interpretations of available scientific information, the limitations of their own conclusions, the prevalence of various interpretations across the scientific community, and the policy options supported by these different interpretations.

I realized later on that I have to accept that there will be this range of interpretations that I can't control, and don't want to control, because that's what makes it interesting to me.

Noting the range of artists' interpretations in the show, Michael Natiello, the creative director of "Blaze," said, "I hope viewers will see the pumpkin in a whole new light, pun intended".