Sentence examples for have an interpretive from inspiring English sources
Maybe Miley Cyrus's performance will have an interpretive brass rubbing mid-section.
We're also going to have an interpretive exhibit which will focus on New Jersey's leadership role in preserving our cultural and transportation heritage.
Yet Ms. Pipoyan's amalgam of traditional and contemporary idioms also has an interpretive freedom that speaks volumes about the newly unencumbered society in which it was created.
The park has an interpretive center near the main parking lot, adjacent to the canyon.
Historical narratives have a substantial interpretive component, and involve substantial construction of the past.
However, some of the more direct measures of the directionality of the main axes of diffusion may have a sounder interpretive basis.
Equivalently, this measure has an equally interpretive feature in a prospective regression model.
Having at least two of the research team present during data collection and analyses sessions provided a robust check against one person's perspective having an unchallenged interpretive influence.
The South African fortepianist Kristian Bezuidenhout has a lively interpretive imagination, razor-sharp technique and fresh ideas about how to use the coloration of the fortepiano — a 1987 replica of a Mozart-era Anton Walter instrument — to bring the music to life.
Ceramist Chad Gunderson, Assistant Art Professor at the University of Puget Sound in Washington State, has a pretty interpretive philosophy of what's "natural".
