Sentence examples for wide range of interpretation from inspiring English sources

"The planning system in Britain is reactionary, incredibly tortuous and open to a wide range of interpretation.

"Coppélia" is a family-friendly ballet, enticing audiences with plum comedy roles that allow dancers a wide range of interpretation.

While other orders are trained for ministries in schools or hospitals, Cenacle nuns focus only on providing spiritual direction, religious education and retreats, which allows a wide range of interpretation.

However, beyond this, there exists a very wide range of interpretation of Thelema.

But, as we all know, "the media" is now also a singular collective noun that's used to refer to the press -- the purveyors of news that's fit to print, broadcast and now even blog about (with "fit" encompassing a wide range of interpretation).

The wide range of interpretations leaves Mr. Slava uncertain about which might be the fan favorite.

This peculiarity, as well as other traditions borrowed from Persian masters, gives a ghazal couplet a tremendously wide range of interpretations.

The novella has long been a favorite among the later works of Tolstoy and has attracted a wide range of interpretations and explanations almost from the moment of its publication.

In his ruling, Judge Kaplan said some of the auditing standards issued by the accounting oversight board were "couched in rather general and in some cases inherently subjective terms" that were subject to a wide range of interpretations.

"I've seen associations that have 30 pages of rules, and also those where the rules are too broadly construed so there is a very wide range of interpretations," said David Kahne, a Houston lawyer who is also an advocate for homeowners' rights.

This objection can be taken to apply to a wide range of interpretations of the PJP.