Sentence examples for interpretive projects from inspiring English sources

You've come back to these interpretive projects throughout your career.

Dr. Collins said that getting the human DNA sequence completed was a higher priority for his institute than the interpretive projects.

This has the important benefit of demonstrating concretely what students should do when carrying out their own interpretive projects.

These two talks will explore ways digital technologies and computational methods can be integrated into qualitative and interpretive projects in the social sciences and humanities.

One of the interpretive projects that is inspired by Descartes' claims about possibility and necessity is the construction of a general Cartesian theory of modality.

Hortense Spillers (1997) laments the lack of "critical inquiries into the 'souls of black folk'" and goes on to consider this absence "the missing layer of hermeneutic and interpretive projects of an entire generation of black intellectuals now at work" (136).

To say that legal theory is an interpretive project is to claim that fully understanding what the law is requires construing it as the best instance it can be of the type of thing that it is.

To make matters more challenging, this interpretive project must not help itself to evaluative concepts, such as the wrong and the shameful, in order to explicate the concerns of guilt and shame.

It justifies merely the claim that empathy cannot be their only method, at least as long as one admits that recognizing the thoughts of individual agents has to play some role in the interpretive project of the human sciences.

And currently in the works is their interpretive signs project, which during its first phase would place about six signs around Bolsa Chica giving visitors information about the wetlands and its history.

It found a new chapter with the individual freestyle, a more expressive, interpretive event that projected the riders more as performers, creative artists in the gymnastics tradition.