Sentence examples for a different interpretive from inspiring English sources

"As Jeremiah Wright discovered, what you say inside really often gets you into trouble outside," said James L. Guth, a professor of political science at Furman University in Greenville, S.C. "There are certain kinds of language, certain interpretations that are really meant for insiders, and take on a different interpretive frame outside the community," Dr. Guth said.

We have also suggested that a mismatch between two different interpretive frameworks, which the staff members and the clients, respectively, bring to bear on talk about medication-related problems, might account for the staff members' failure to obtain the clients' cooperation.

Understanding discontinuities in the Australian archaeological record currently represents a major challenge for researchers especially where different interpretive frameworks are used to explain the same phenomena.

Ms. Pacht's idea was to devote each concert to a single work heard in multiple versions: either an original scoring and an arrangement or performances by musicians with strikingly different interpretive ideas.

For a given area, different soil scientists will inevitably produce different interpretive soil maps regardless of whether they use similar or different tools and techniques.

Other pianists make entirely different interpretive emphases sound just as convincing, and that is where the magic of great performance lies: in the ability to make a specific sequence of choices sound inevitable and fresh even for listeners who think they know the music inside out.

It presents and discusses the different interpretive approaches that have been – and still are – used to translate pollen data in terms of human impact and cultural landscape history.

It is likely that they were based on earlier oral traditions, and perhaps certain choice sayings were inscribed on bamboo, in different collections according to different interpretive emphases, even before 400 B.C.E.

Once all the items had been coded in this way we drew together the themes in order to identify the different "interpretive communities" [ 33] p.20.

A different version of the primitivist interpretive line is that there are fully natural ways but that they require finer or more complex discriminations than normal humans are capable of.

That different types of ambiguity register in discrete neurocognitive regions underscores the possibility that alternative types of ambiguity and their resolution may have a different impact the acquisition of interpretive bias.