Sentence examples similar to express interpretations from inspiring English sources
The CFTC has not cited to any express interpretation in which the CFTC took the position that no necessity finding was required.
Musicians use fluctuations in timing and sound intensity within a performance to express structural interpretations and intensify emotional communication [30].
In a process similar to the one described by Knafl et al. [ 14], the summaries were descriptive in nature and closely linked to the respondents' comments, since the intent was to express their interpretations of the questionnaire items.
Others may take that photo and paint many things to express their interpretation.
"She and other scientists want to express their interpretation of the data, and we will hear them out".
First there was Robert Rauschenberg's forever unfinished collation, "1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece"; then Tim Hawkinson's "Überorgan," a giant wheezing and bleating set of lungs; followed by Robert Wilson's "14 Stations," two rows of Shaker-style cottages that express his interpretation of the Stations of the Cross.
The "Paris Popup" was originally about finding an avenue for him and sommelier Laura Vidal to express their interpretation of the bistronomy movement -- gastronomy that was produce-driven and free from the straitjacket and exorbitant prices of fine dining -- that was then taking Paris by storm.
They express their interpretation of the world and their understanding of our preoccupations and identities.
Women in our study expressed various interpretations and understanding of HIV test results.
However, some recent productions show that practitioners are now prepared to manipulate the original dramatic structure by cutting, moving or even rewriting scenes in order to express their own interpretations of the issues they perceive in the plays.
This article was amended on 9 and 12 September 2013 to clarify that English Heritage has not expressed an interpretation of the naturally formed ridges, but only of the manmade ditches.
