Sentence examples for interpretation began from inspiring English sources
But within minutes, a different interpretation began to spread.
This interpretation began with Mercy Otis Warren, who called "The Age of Reason" "jejune," and concluded that, in prison, Paine had "endeavoured to ingratiate himself".
When image interpretation began, dates of Google Earth imagery were not available.
Mr. Levine conducted an elegant interpretation, beginning with the mournful melody that quietly rises from the lower strings.
As Hamilton puts it, "Where does fact end and interpretation begin?" Is biography "a branch of history" or "an art of human portraiture"?
Yes, you're free to shift constantly from one interpretation to the next, and yet, as you progress deeper into the story, each interpretation begins to seem more horrible than the other.
The other steadying influence on Saturday was Julius Rudel in the pit, who seemed to affirm the old saying that interpretation begins — and perhaps ends — with finding the right tempo.
And since that thesis — that interpretation begins and ends with the text — is so often belied by the examples offered in support of it, we can safely put it aside and be grateful for the pleasure and illumination Scalia and Garner provide.
Moreover, reading literature and identifying serious flaws in design, analyses and interpretation begins early in the training of health professionals and continues throughout their careers [ 2, 3].
Von Post and Eriksson's [ 37] approach to interpretation begins with the researcher's self examination of professional and personal experiences and prejudices and proceeds through several readings that focus on integrating the text with the reader, fusing horizons, allowing new questions to emerge, summarizing main and sub-themes and allowing a new understanding to emerge.
Quickly, Butterfly interpretations began springing up, growing more thorough each day, to the point where there's probably now more written about the album on Genius than any other official criticism site.
