Sentence examples for interpretations back from inspiring English sources

As children continue to age they provide more constructive interpretations back to listeners, which helps prompt conversations.

To aid the credibility of data, facilitators' reflected interpretations back during the focus groups.

Methodologically, best practice has been followed in fieldwork, data analysis and interpretation [ 34, 36, 38, 39] and two individuals (EN, SM) were closely involved with data analysis and interpretation to jointly verify the findings and constantly relate interpretations back to the data.

But even better was Tiziano Crudeli's interpretation back in the TV studio.

"I think audiences want this because it flings the challenge of creating meaning and interpretation back on the audience members.

(Perhaps I was still overwhelmed by Lorin Maazel's interpretation back in 2005, so towering as to obliterate most recent competition).

"Jack has borrowed his car in the past, and we got an interpretation back from the N.C.A.A. that said it was O.K.," Manetta said, noting an existing relationship between Wolfinger and Artest.

(I know some today think it's talking about Mary, but that doesn't fit within the greater narrative, and certainly wouldn't have been the interpretation back in the day).

Mas'ud Zavarzadeh first theorized "metamodernism" as a literature with "zero degree of interpretation" back in 1975, expounding upon the idea in a prominently published academic article ("The Apocalyptic Fact and the Eclipse of Fiction in Recent American Prose Narratives") that also uncannily presaged significant features of the Internet Age.

The interpretation back and forth made the interviews time consuming.

For ease of interpretation, back transformed mean values are presented.