Sentence examples for to interpretation so from inspiring English sources

In any circumstantial case, the evidence is subject to interpretation, so sorting out what really happened will be difficult – especially when each side offers a diametrically opposed view.

There is a certain technique but it's very open to interpretation, so if you're a cheeky person you might dance in a cheeky way; if you're a graceful person you'll dance in a graceful way... It's not regimented like other dance forms; you can put self-expression into it.

These pictures are open to interpretation so the usual caveats about salt and scepticism apply.

The signals your activities send are open to interpretation, so it's important to take care when deciding what to share. .

However, it has been found that some procedures are subject to interpretation, so the current procedures are designed to facilitate a unified approach in the interpretation of literature recommendations.

As long as it fits the theme, that's very open to interpretation, so go wild.

In Amy Irving's Amanda, however, the audience is treated to an interpretation so richly satisfying and profoundly moving that questions of balance become moot.

"No one can deny that the language of the bill is ambiguous, that it lends itself to broad interpretation, so let's tighten it up," Mr. McConnell said.

According to our interpretation so far, this relatively slow modification process is not really representative for the dominant growth process.

However, error-prone automatic speech recognition (ASR) results usually lead to inappropriate semantic interpretation so that miscommunication happens easily.

Besides, other archaeologists think it misguided to key interpretations so closely to the Cro-Magnon creative explosion, dazzling as it was.