Sentence examples for interpretation in fact from inspiring English sources

His interpretation, in fact, finely blends drama, reflection and clarity, though things also took a while to settle.

What seems like a leisurely stroll through biography, travel writing and textual interpretation is "in fact" (if I may borrow Malcolm's deadpan formulation) a fierce assault on literary decorum, and a calm demolition of the ideological defenses that protect us from the writers we claim to love.

In 15, with DE-insertion, the interpretation is, in fact, perdurant.

Finally, Marinella's objective to demonstrate that men themselves make evident the superiority of women (by means of "the things they say about women") represents her most important strategy: to take the evidence usually adduced by men to demonstrate the inferiority of women, and reveal through interpretation that in fact it demonstrates the superiority of women.

Happily, this is a work that can stand up to multiple interpretations and, in fact, almost demands them.

This requirement may obscure critical information and fails to represent the clinical setting where some interpretations are, in fact, equivocal.

On one interpretation, Griffin is in fact espousing a sophisticated monism.

Arnauld and most of the Port-Royal group claimed that the five propositions, although heretical on their most likely interpretation, were not in fact in Jansen's work.

The latter is a more generalized sensory interpretation, which is in fact more consistent with our original hypothesis.

Thus the Theology, along with other texts derived from the Arabic version of Plotinus, in fact constitute an interpretation of Plotinus' thought, and not just a translation.

Nevertheless, whether or not a particle interpretation of QFT is in fact ruled out by Malament's result is a point of debate.