Sentence examples for explanation interpretation from inspiring English sources

Army values do not require explanation, interpretation or justification, and I hope one might see the contrast between statement and application: loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage.

Our survey adds another explanation: interpretation of the evidence in different ways, perhaps to fit with one's clinical practice.

Proposed explanations can be contrasted and argued about, with the aim of reaching the true explanation; interpretations can be more or less plausible, deep, or ingenious but not true to the exclusion of every other possible interpretation.

We get some hints in the halls devoted to mammals and dinosaurs, where explanations, interpretations and uncertainties accompany dramatic displays.

It allows access to symbolic representations of the world, to explanations, interpretations of events, enabling in this way understanding.

These findings cannot be reconciled with explanation by interpretation.

It is anchored in the collection, analysis, and explanation (or interpretation) of the primary data of extended ethnographic field research.

He and they also engaged in the study of nonlegal subjects (Aggada), especially in connection with biblical exegesis (Midrash), explanation and interpretation of the biblical contents.

Dick had already written more than a million words of personal notes on this topic, he said, notes he referred to as his "exegesis" — a word that traditionally means an explanation or interpretation of Scripture.

It will run for half an hour and have neither a host nor a legal analyst, the executives said, adding that those looking for further explanation and interpretation of the confessions could find some on the Court TV Web site (www.courttv.com).

A curator would have gathered a collection of artifacts or pictures into a gallery, and unless the visitor was steeped in art history, he or she would have little idea of why any particular group of objects had been grouped together in the same room, as there was no explanation or interpretation on offer.