Sentence examples for choice to interpret from inspiring English sources

Dr. Steffy was the obvious choice to interpret what the news media had quickly named "the Jesus boat".

The bold choice to interpret a literary classic in contemporary terms, without resorting to a wholesale rewrite or cheeky parody, recalls the boundary-leaping adventure undertaken by Duncan Sheik & Company in "Spring Awakening," which reopens on Broadway next month.

For Douglas, trained as a legal realist to notice power more than principle, the court's inevitably political character justified the choice to interpret the Constitution in terms of liberty.

We made the choice to interpret those images only as structural cartographies of the stroma, and a refractive index scale we specify in the next paragraph was applied.

These projects always prove fertile breeding ground for experimentation and the controversial choices to interpret should only fuel people's imaginations, so it should be interesting to see how this one turns out.

A director has no choice but to interpret.

Evolutionary games are employed frequently as the theoretical framework of choice in order to interpret the emergence and survival of cooperative behavior [1] [6].

These different choices are difficult to interpret.

Previously there have only been two choices in how to interpret collective behaviours in ecosystems – i.e. either they have no system-level organisation or some mechanism of group selection must be involved.

They also imply that extra care should be taken in choice of which coefficient to interpret, and that generally the unstandardized regression coefficients should be the basis of interpretation of results.

The purpose was to identify similarities and differences in the design and color choices of the two groups, and to interpret the choices.