Sentence examples for interpretive value from inspiring English sources

I didn't, and don't, place any more interpretive value on this poem than I would on the movie's trailer — despite its having been offered by Aronofsky himself.

To enhance the site's interpretive value, plans call for the return of Dove's personal library, painting materials and other possessions removed from the studio after his death in 1946.

That is to say, before testing whether a default rule promotes any particular interpretive value, we must first ascertain whether the Constitution either enjoins or permits the judiciary to recognize such a value as worthy of promotion.

The experience of several pharmaceutical sponsors, demonstrating that toxicology studies of ocular (intravitreal and topical ocular) biologic drug candidates in the rabbit are of limited interpretive value, calls into question the utility of such studies in this species and indicates that such studies should not be conducted.

This paper shows the added interpretive value in subdividing the disclosure checklist to reflect the requirements of national accounting regulations, the location of disclosure items in the annual report, and limitations on the availability of regulations in official translation to the local language.

Leaving aside the difficult question of how to construct a meaningful empirical test of that counterfactual proposition (formalists think it impossible), one must first ask why that or any other conceivable interpretive value — equity, transparency, coherence, deliberation, lower decision costs, higher decision costs, etc. — should qualify as a proper benchmark for empirical testing.

"The female voice to me is just special, and women's interpretive values seem wider, less restricted," he once said.

As a result, the numerous reports referring to the interpretive values of Staphylococcus may cause the misdiagnosis of either sensitivity or resistance.

Although this may be a useful strategy as a stage on the way to a more interpretive synthesis, its value may be more limited than is the case for smaller samples of qualitative study reports where its benefits have been more evident.

- Stresses the importance of the interpretive process over the value of specific tests.

I've seen a real revitalization in print media mainly because we're showing the value of interpretive journalism.