Sentence examples for interpretation take from inspiring English sources

The Pres invites us to sat aside the reports of our own eyes and ears as we read the transcripts and to let his "interpretation" take their place..

Two further philosophical questions about the notion of artistic interpretation take on a particularly complex dimension in relation to conceptual art.

All authors participated substantially in the design and conduct of this study, contributed to data interpretation, take responsibility for the accuracy of the work, and have seen and approved the final version of the article.

In fact, that exact interpretation took hold as financial markets rallied on the news.

This interpretation took the form of the graphical representation they chose to give it".

If the new interpretation takes effect, the Robinsons would have to pay $600 a month for the home health aide, reducing their monthly income to $1,743, Ms. Radensky said.

That observation can lead in one of two directions: one interpretation, taken mostly by church liberals, is that celibacy is driving repressed priests to act out with children; the other view, taken mostly by conservatives, is that there are too many gay priests, and too many of them are acting out with children.

This interpretation takes us back to the original criticism, and the reason the song got banned by a number of British student unions: that men are telling women they know better than they do what they want, and are not taking no for an answer.

The grand sweep of simplicity (or genius?) which might carry off "Lear" without forethought is not his, but if sheer acting ability and intelligence can make Lear live for us in the theatre, then Mr Redgrave's interpretation, taken wholly, is one of the most interesting and vivid lessons in the way to play the part.

This is an interpretation taken form Fig. 6a d.

"The interpretation taken by the commissioner is a logical interpretation — square peg in a round hole," Cox said.