Sentence examples for interpretive context for from inspiring English sources
A collaboration between the Costume Institute and the department of Medieval art, 'Heavenly Bodies' situates costumes alongside religious artworks to provide an interpretive context for fashion's engagement with Catholicism.
However, to provide an interpretive context for our results, we presented the current results in the context of previous correlational studies.
In both the investigation methods used and in analysis, the authors made deliberate attempts to foreground the perspectives of the sex workers, by allowing the overall narrative of their broader experiences to provide a grounded interpretive context for the analysis of individual themes.
I make them here only to illustrate some of the implications of (P2) in an interpretive context.
These interpretive processes provided a context for the trends found in the quantitative analyses: the qualitative findings helped explain in quantitative findings (Creswell and Clark 2011 Klassen et al. 2012).
We're always interviewing men and women on the street, and we seem to depend ever more on "experts" to provide context for stories, make interpretive points or offer judgments about subjects we are covering.
An interpretive case study in the city of Melbourne provides context for exploring institutional issues within the land administration sector regarding high-rise developments.
The purpose of this interpretive study was to explore how women's participation in the sport of CrossFit sets a context for the development of their body images including their thoughts and feelings about the body and their lived experiences of embodiment as well as their perceptions of culturally constructed ideals of beauty and gender.
This interpretive study fills a gap in the literature by contributing insights into how women's participation in CrossFit sets a context for their embodied experiences, inside and outside of the box.
But the context for 2012 is clear.
There is no context for this figure.
