But it also makes an interpretive leap about how to think about the costs of climate change that is hard to understand.
Nor could one trained practitioner have authority over another in resolving interpretive disputes about how to execute the ritual, e.g., about how to apply the terms found in ritual texts to concrete real-time behaviors.
Although a philosopher, she does not like talking in interpretive abstracts about what she calls 'the result of experiences about which I don't think much.
The Crisis in a Nutshell: a digest of prophetic and interpretive thought about Weinergate.
The BBC, most upright of institutions, printing off running orders for interpretive dances about fracking and art-rock concrete poetry?
But Mr. Schwarz had some striking interpretive ideas about the piece, especially regarding tempo relationships, that came through clearly.
9.40pm BST This song is definitely about child abuse, by the way, because two people are standing behind the singer doing an interpretive dance about child abuse.
@lspurdle Maria directs the creation and distribution of the Getty Museum's interpretive material about its collection and related programs, on-site and online.
For bird-watching, the Johnson's Mills Interpretive Center, about 20 miles east of Dorchester on Route 935, focuses on sandpipers.
Really, it's more like an impromptu interpretive dance about our country, executed in fat, frolicky color, unprissy brushstroke, a smattering of pleasantly pedestrian photographs and perfectly rambunctious penmanship.
