Sentence examples for interpretive rather than from inspiring English sources
The problems remains interpretive, rather than analytical.
Ms. Dillon regarded her role as interpretive rather than creative.
"As compared to the newspapers, The New Yorker will be interpretive rather than stenographic".
She wants her family to understand her work as interpretive rather than literal.
"It's interpretive rather than documentary," she said, "which, when you look at traditional architectural photography, is often missing.
Before I met him, I thought of acting as a rather secondary art: interpretive rather than fully creative.
First, some authority theories actually depend on a given interpretive method rather than the reverse, and an overarching normative framework can independently suggest interpretive choices.
More tellingly, Mr. Pollini used clarity of line as an interpretive tool rather than a purely technical one: in Schumann's Allegro in B minor (Op.
When listening to these most classic of classics, the tendency is to focus on interpretive details rather than to revel in new or unusual sounds.
Mr. Wetjen, who has called for the agency to complete the plan as "interpretive guidance" rather than a formal rule-making, also advocated so-called substituted compliance.
It is important for students to work with primary sources so that they can understand history as an interpretive science rather than as a body of facts.
