Sentences with phrase «much up to interpretation»

It sounds like this type of copyright infringement can be very much up to interpretation.

,» but he immediately muddles this simple clarity by quoting Niklas Höhne, of the NewClimate Institute in Germany, to the effect that «But equity and fairness is something which is very much up to interpretation — what's fair for one is not fair for another.»

(The full nature of the relationship between Woodcock and his sister is left very much up to interpretation.)

Not exact matches

Given the uncertainties of interpretation, it seems unwise to put too much emphasis on changes in employment over short periods; viewed over the past year, employment has been sluggish, and does not appear to have accelerated further since the initial pick - up in the September quarter 1996.

Come on, I have had debates with Atheist but I have also had to pretty much break up potential fights between two persons of Faith over an interpretation of a scripture.

As a mom who is fed up with gadgets and toys spelling it out to kids without leaving much to interpretation, this was a refreshing change.

I decided not to watch the movie since I like my own imagination's interpretation too much, but did end up reading the sequel to A Wrinkle in Time, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, plus two from another of L'Engle's series, Meet the Austins (very sweet) and The Moon by Night (shows its age a bit more).

@PhilLello - I think much of it is up to interpretation.

Pretty much every episode has absolutely ridiculous things happening first, the way Hood becomes Sheriff; then the ability of the dragqueen character to do whatever he wants with his laptop, including opening blast doors in a museum; Hood's asinine interpretation of laws, like punching criminals in front of other cops and letting prisoners go; Hood deciding to and succeeding in beating up a biker gang by himself, etc..

The game has no spoken dialogue, and very rarely displays text, so it is very much up to the player and their interpretation of the events on screen to fill in the blanks of the story.

Much as the sputtering, clogged inkjet printers that create his works will never really do what they're supposed to, Guyton seems intent, through his passive interjections, to gum up the mechanics of interpretation, coaxing minor failures out of the system.

One would come to expect Bitcoin Core developers to step up their block size efforts, but they rather stick to their roadmap which leaves much room for interpretation.