Sentence examples for fundamental reinterpretation from inspiring English sources

But a close reading of that deal showed it to be a blockbuster -- a fundamental reinterpretation of environmental law, and a reversal of four decades of federal wilderness policy.

Tully also argued for a fundamental reinterpretation of Locke's theory.

The success of this approach argues for a fundamental reinterpretation of the nature of charge modulation in manganite materials, from a localized to a more extended 'charge-density wave' picture.

The representations we had designed in Fuzzy Chronicles scaffolded and refined the teacher and students' intuitive understanding of the relationships but are not sufficient to support a fundamental reinterpretation that the teacher and student could reconcile with normative interpretations of the relationships.

Instead, I hope it is a formidable plea for a resurrection and fundamental reinterpretation of a tortured chapter in the collective American past".

Emphases shifted, as did styles, but the fundamental symbolic vocabulary and a predisposition to renew through reinterpretation and reverence of the past was characteristic not only of Chinese arts but of all the East Asian arts.

They concluded that Zen's reinterpretations of early Buddhism had obscured its fundamental tenets.

Hume denies here the fundamental achievement of the Principia.[4] Rather, he offers a reinterpretation of Newton.

This skin brain scenario involves a reinterpretation of early nervous functioning that diverges from the idea that nervous systems at a fundamental level are a conductive or information processing system that is only connected to the world through its sensors that provide it with input and effectors that transduce internal processing into events that effect the environment as output.

Plagiarism or artistic reinterpretation?

– through a process of reinterpretation.