Sentence examples for a point of interpretation from inspiring English sources

Precisely why Jayne acts this way, and to what effect, is a point of interpretation.

He'd walk fifteen miles across open country in the dead of winter to settle a point of interpretation.

Olin Downes in The Times said her work was "a high point of interpretation".

I have changed here 'cos I have come from a point of view that my interpretation is as good as anyone else's, but now I think by questioning your own interpretation by getting other views, you are actually moving your interpretation forward, you are not trying to agree.

The negative experiences turn into a point of reference for further perceptions, interpretation of new events and everyday inferences.

The clause "non-evident matters investigated in the sciences" in PH 1.13 might be taken as a point of reference for the urbane interpretation.

—is a point of entry into the psychoanalytical interpretation of the poem, in which the limestone landscape is a suitable backdrop for narcissism.

While the supporting data and overall results were found to be accurate, a number of semantic problems were detected in a few points of interpretation, and in order to ensure the accuracy of the scientific we now outline these in this correction article.

That's the point of interpretation, of course, and whatever else one might say about Mr. Maazel's conducting, it is rarely bland or uninflected.

But however we settle that point of interpretation, there is something untidy about the status of discourse in relation to fallen-ness and authenticity.

The importance of a mechanistic interpretation is a point of debate.