Sentences with phrase «up to the readers interpretation»

Some of them do not have definitive endings and it is up to the readers interpretation to figure out what happened or will happen.

Not exact matches

People might attempt to use it to justify such things, but, in the end, it's just another ancient text whose interpretation is up to the reader.

It should be sufficient to interpret the Geneva Conventions, and leave the interpretation of motivation up to the reader.

Of course, you can not make it up the way a fiction writer can, but you can present your story honestly and skillfully so the reader is as convinced as you are of the interpretation you are now going to present.

Readers who wish to understand the most authoritative and up - to - date interpretations of the ADA transportation requirements may wish to check both the text and endnotes of this Topic Guide to find specific FTA determinations on particular stop announcement and route identification issues.

Readers who wish to understand the most authoritative and up - to - date interpretations of ADA transportation requirements may wish to check both the text and endnotes of this Topic Guide to find specific FTA determinations on issues related to the DOT Origin to Destination Guidance.

Readers who can suspend preconceived notions and open themselves up to this new interpretation are in for a midwinter version of a good beach read.»

As a parable or allegory, The Road offers rich veins of interpretation, precisely because it lacks a clear message, leaving it up to the reader to interpret it as they see fit.

«I hope that readers always have the opportunity to critically examine their reading by talking to somebody else about it, and asking questions to open up their interpretation of what's actually being put in front of them on the page.»

From what I have read of Kafka, I would say that there are similarities but that the difference is that Kafka tends to set up impossible situations (such as a man being transformed into an insect) and then imbues the story with such realism that the reader is forced to put his / her own interpretation on events.

Based on your written description of your vision for your book cover and your «About the Book» write - up, we will produce an interpretation of your vision that we believe will entice a potential reader to look more closely and to purchase your book.

But the broader interpretation is usually outside the realm of peer - review and is up to the individual readers of the literature to determine.

Wally says: But the broader interpretation is usually outside the realm of peer - review and is up to the individual readers of the literature to determine.