Sentence examples for interpretive direction from inspiring English sources

This has begun to change in current historiography, and I intended my book to push the discussion in just this interpretive direction.

The challenges are considerable, not least because Bach provides few explicit interpretive directions.

Mr. Schiff hears these pieces in his own way, and the written music contains only minimal interpretive directions to tell him otherwise.

Although Mr. Dorsky gestures in certain interpretive directions, notably with his titles — "Compline" is the name of the final prayer of the day in the Roman Catholic Church — he never forces you down this or that path.

Some contemporary conductors, however, follow a practice long established in unaccompanied choral conducting and dispense with the baton; the absence of the baton frees both hands for more elaborately interpretive directions.

In what follows three types of interpretive directions are described.

His playing lacked interpretive focus.

Overcoming the subjective objective divide in interpretive management accounting research.

[ image: /photos/590953a0019dfc3494e9e445] A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought "Anybody who is concerned about the direction of the country has to understand that this election is as important as 2008".

By Samantha Henig November 1, 2010 [ image: /photos/590953a0019dfc3494e9e445] A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought "Anybody who is concerned about the direction of the country has to understand that this election is as important as 2008".

For example, Wilson, MacLeod, Mathews, and Rutherford (2006) first demonstrated that modifying interpretive bias in either a threat or non-threat direction impacted on anxiety vulnerability in response to watching a film containing scenes of real-life accidents.