Sentence examples for too much interpretation from inspiring English sources

One of the few features of the film that doesn't require too much interpretation is the crazed two foot dwarf intent on flying the flag for "liberty".

Either way, the spine of the play would likely crack if the weight of too much interpretation were applied to it.

In an interview with Dan Patrick, Costas wondered if he had made "a mistake" in trying to address the issue in such a short time, leaving his words "open to too much interpretation".

But he is fed up with too much being read into thin research.Although the data about what is happening now may not be solid enough to bear too much interpretation, the models' predictions are not reassuring either.

You don't want too much interpretation, as it risks overwhelming your response.

At times moviemakers add too much interpretation, thus prompting the well-worn theater-exit statement, "The book was waaay better".

Pietersen has been at pains to stress throughout the summer, whether on Twitter or in his newspaper column, how much he is enjoying his new life after England, and if you dismiss the cynical protest-too-much interpretation, for the next few months he certainly has plenty on his plate.

It encourages a little too much sociological interpretation for its own good: it is organized by themes influenced by academic criticism of the last few decades, including "Image and Narrative," "Society, Gender, and Class" and "Fictions of the Pose".

Wording such as "potentially" risky and "a pathogen that is highly transmissible, significantly virulent, and likely to be resistant" to public health controls leaves too much to interpretation, many said.

Consumer advocates say the phrase "personalized investment advice" leaves too much room for interpretation.

But having a concrete mandate, such as this, fosters the creative process without leaving too much room for interpretation.