Sentence examples for interpretive difficulties from inspiring English sources

Authors shared an elitist desire to communicate only with the initiated, so that writings in both styles present considerable interpretive difficulties.

The interpretive difficulties are compounded by damage and corruption.

Yet, such sophisticated analyses are fraught with interpretive difficulties.

Schopenhauer's position on whether the thing-in-itself is Will consequently presents some interpretive difficulties.

Timaeus' account of the receptacle is elusive and presents several interpretive difficulties, some of which will be discussed below.

The justification for selecting the Hamiltonian as the preferred observable ultimately lies in the success of the MHI and its ability to solve interpretive difficulties.

There remains a final interpretive difficulty: for Nietzsche simply does not write like someone who thinks his evaluative judgments are merely his idiosyncratic preferences!

The interpretive difficulty is due partly to the unfamiliarity of the technique, partly to the absence of any clearly specified examples in the text, and partly to the terminology the Mohists use to explain it.

We excluded six subjects with extremely low FPG level 50-655 mg/dL), even though they had no hypoglycemic symptoms, in order to overcome interpretive difficulty during statistical analysis.

Indeed, Scholl (2007) suggests that the most methodologically satisfactory experimental philosophy will be primarily a version of the sources project implicating rather low-level processes immune, in virtue of their modularity, from the interpretive and pragmatic difficulties outlined above.

Such a manipulation allows for control of the differential interpretive and instructive difficulty of the orthographic vs. arrow cues.