Sentence examples for interpretative choices from inspiring English sources

It feels slightly churlish to find fault with such magnificent playing, but there were several moments during the first of the Concertgebouw's concerts at the Edinburgh international festival when the orchestra's plushness, Jansons' weighty interpretative choices and the spry character of the music didn't quite line up.

But for that reason, Levinas has made interpretative choices.

We are at all turns required to make interpretative choices in parsing ambiguous or multiform aspects of the built environment.

But the great thing about a play in which nothing is ever resolved is that Albee leaves the audience the dignity of interpretative choice.

At Friday's performance some of the foppish glee Robert La Fosse displayed as Drosselmeier at the party could be questioned, but this is the interpretative choice of an enjoyably lively stage artist.

In the same vein, our choice of semantic analysis and comprehensive interpretation based on the interpretative paradigm suffers from similar reservations.

The interpretative nature of knowledge is closely related to normative choices, ethical issues, and political issues.

I classify my research and choice of value as part of the interpretative paradigm because I do not consider social reality to be an objective and existing phenomenon, but rather it is an (inter-) subjective reality that can be approached and understood through methodologies such as interviews.

Protocols in both the disc diffusion techniques differ in their choices of test medium, antibiotic disc content and interpretative breakpoint criteria.

Our findings may have implications in the interpretative analysis of gene expression signature and possibly in the choice of future therapeutic options for cancer diseases.

An interpretative framework is proposed in order to identify the main contextual factors impacting company choices.