Sentence examples for interpretation of itself from inspiring English sources

Interpretation spawns interpretation (of itself), and a hermeneutic circle arises from this.

The music — an audio interpretation of the swing itself — is transmitted wirelessly to the golfer through a headset.

"It's very interesting to see how political pressure can change the interpretation of the film itself," Rosi continues.

Such a ruling would avoid an interpretation of the statute itself and deprive this case, Sosa v. Álvarez-Machain, No. 03-339, of much meaning.

Though he believes this can be justified through careful interpretation of the text itself, he emphasizes instead a political justification: a broad interpretation would encourage self-interested politicians to escalate minor disputes into impeachment crises, thereby damaging the chances for rational public deliberation on the issues that really matter to citizens.

In other words, the interpretation of welfarism is itself a matter of dispute.

Plutarch's literal interpretation of the Timaeus itself was highly debated among Platonists.

The third step involves simulating the archaeological survey, enabling us to explore different survey strategies and the impact on the interpretation of the event itself.

This process of naturalization achieves its stunning climax when Spinoza turns to consider the authorship and interpretation of the Bible itself.

Adams himself talks in his writings about assertability rather than probability, leaving open not only the interpretation of the notion itself but also its mathematical core.

In this way the direction could help change the interpretation of the play itself.