Sentence examples for engaging interpretation from inspiring English sources

Which brings me back to Lois, and Ms. Kaczmarek's gruffly engaging interpretation of her.

The park's Greenwich section, near St. Peters Bay, opened in 2001 with a modern, engaging interpretation center highlighting sand dune ecology.

In this original and engaging interpretation of the life of Frederick Douglass, Leigh Fought argues that black and white women were essential to his career as an abolitionist and civil rights activist.

These works are not appropriations of any particular artist's images, but are a respectful and engaging interpretation of a historic style made new.

I want What Can I Ask to be a root for Dykewomon that holds fast, binding her poetry to the roots of other righteous lesbian-feminist poets, providing a site for engaged reading and interpretation, and operating as a source of "comfort, guidance, moral values, [and] prophecy".

"Barring a true flood of tens or hundreds of thousands of cases," she wrote, "no evident principle exists to support the court taking workload concerns into account when engaging in interpretation of the law".

While some people may integrate aspects of the second and third approaches, the Biblical literalists usually reject the idea that they are engaging in interpretation.

In this chapter, the authors propose the term Grammar – the focus of the book - to refer to the language patterns used in each discipline to "develop theories, to engage in interpretation, and to create specialized texts" (p. 2).

Have new actors been engaged in interpretation and thus become linked to the research project?

This is particularly true in this case, where there were multiple participants, a large research team engaged in interpretation and significant time had elapsed since the interviews [ 44].

The process map, which includes the potential key users, is used to identify potential contributions (e.g. Has this policymaker that was engaged in interpretation used the results?).