Sentence examples for interpretative lens from inspiring English sources
When an audience watches dance, each individual has to come to their own understanding of the piece, depending on their own cultural and emotional experiences and interpretative lens.
It is also possible that capitalization attempts are only beneficial when these behaviors are perceived as supportive through the interpretative lens of the individual, thus highlighting the importance of perception over observed data.
But the press has been analysed almost exclusively through the interpretative lenses of poet W.B. Yeats, the Yeats family, and the Irish Renaissance.
As a Muslim, he has witnessed first hand how easy it is to popularise an interpretative frame in which everything relating to Muhammad is seen through the lens of violent extremism, when even non-violent Islam is condemned as a pathway to violence.
That evaluation must be interpretative.
The book juxtaposes descriptive and interpretative passages.
Yu, however, seemingly favours interpretative detachment.
See also contact lens; lens.
Saba had lots of interpretative notions.
He approves of the wealth of "interpretative openings and opportunities".
