Sentence examples for acts of interpretation from inspiring English sources
But artifacts cannot speak for themselves; the meaning of a museum is determined by acts of interpretation.
Doubling as a literary academic and a psychoanalyst, Josh Cohen is well poised to engage in acts of interpretation – of texts, patients, the culture as well as himself.
Sometimes we just know (in ways we may not be able entirely to explain in words and can't really construe as acts of interpretation) that an action is right or wrong.
Our experience of the real is not given to us in experience but is constructed by us from the data of sense through acts of interpretation.
All acts of reading are necessarily acts of interpretation, and as a consequence there are no objective truths nor single meanings.
Zinn understood that processes of selection and emphasis, informed by contemporary concerns and historians' own preoccupations, would always constitute fundamental acts of interpretation.
It is possible to argue, of course, that all art is interactive; it is there in the very act of interpretation.
Any computer-based illustration involves an act of interpretation, Dr. Hancock said, citing, for example, a decision to depict morning mist near a great circle.
It requires an act of interpretation — of both the regulations and the study at bar — to decide whether a study is exempt.
If we think of a rule as a set of words - written, for example, on the pages of GAAP - then following it seems to involve an act of interpretation of what the words "mean".
