Sentence examples for interpretive that from inspiring English sources

The analysis of data was interpretive, that is, the data was investigated for what was actually meant as the response to the question, what was inferred and how it was implied.

Yet she eschews explicit feminist interpretations of her work, displaying an interpretive caution that may explain why the conservative state arts establishment is courting her as it seeks to create a culturally and esthetically modern sense of "Chineseness".

To refer to the "Taiping Rebellion" requires an act of synthesis of a large number of historical facts, along with an interpretive story that draws these facts together in this way rather than that way.

This means that it is not the theoretical or interpretive framework that is decisive, but the practical ability in employing such frameworks to cross various perspectives in acts of social criticism.

There is a good interpretive principle that says something like this: we should interpret people's utterances at face value unless there's evidence that they have positive intentions to be interpreted nonliterally.

Mr. Jerutis suggested that the site could be better preserved as a retail center with interpretive history that would leave the grave sites as green space, but he does not expect that to happen.

Mr. Berglund's Sibelius performances combined intense scholarship and a level of interpretive license that could be surprising.

The performance was a testimony to the stylistic and interpretive variety that is possible in bel canto opera.

Visitors will follow an interpretive path that will describe the process of prisoners arriving and being admitted to the prison.

We provide an interpretive framework that ties the new social history to larger themes of ideology and power.

Secretary of Education Rod Paige could preserve state flexibility by issuing interpretive regulations that stretch the legislation's literal provisions.