Sentence examples for a good interpretive from inspiring English sources

There is a good interpretive principle that says something like this: we should interpret people's utterances at face value unless there's evidence that they have positive intentions to be interpreted nonliterally.

It's exhilarating music and a good interpretive idea.

In the hands of eighteenth and early nineteenth century theorists, writers such as Chladenius and Meier, Ast and Schleiermacher, hermeneutics was developed into a more encompassing theory of textual interpretation in general a set of rules that provide the basis for good interpretive practice no matter what the subject matter.

"Bloom is the Freud of criticism, putting poems on the couch to make them confess, often under a good deal of interpretive duress, their guilty secrets".: William Deresiewicz on Harold Bloom.

They require a good deal of interpretive analysis and evaluation.

Still, it was a good performance, despite Mr. Koopman's interpretive oddities.

It is a good, solid achievement, pointed in its accents yet free of interpretive excrescences like the ones that marred Sir Simon's Mahler Second with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall a few years ago.

The overlook provides a good view of the caldera and main crater, along with interpretive displays about Kilauea.

Instead of conceiving of language as an instrument of oppression or of intentional bewilderment, readers should deploy "interpretive tact," a good-faith estimation of a writer's intent based on their own knowledge and experience.

"I am like an actor, an interpretive artist," he said.

Others were turned down for being a student, a "hobbyist" or an "interpretive artist".