Only here does the knowledge of a character's interior feel hazy to the author, who generally refuses to offer the reader facile interpretive ways out.
Ramsay is not concerned that computer-assisted analysis has not yet delivered an interpretive method, a way of pruning the myriad paths that are opened up by the generation of data.
They may be pretty but offer little in the way of interpretive challenge.
And sometimes Mr. Maazel's performances of this repertory are marred by his penchant for making interpretive points in the way he shapes phrases and manipulates tempos.
Although Ms. Uchida's playing abounded with distinctive interpretive touches, like the way she slowly built tension in the opening measures and used a hint of rubato to build suspense throughout the first movement, her playing always sounded entirely natural.
There was not much in the way of interpretive focus either, and the surprises, particularly in the alternately tepid and brash reading of the fugue, tended to fall into the deficit column.
Sociological institutionalism and interpretive theory highlight the ways in which meanings, beliefs, cognitive symbols, and conceptual schemes have an impact upon the policy process.
A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought "In some ways, they're not that different from some of the protests that we saw coming from the Tea Party.
By David Holmes October 19 , 2011[ image: /photos/590954dc1c7a8e33fb38b3a4] A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought "In some ways, they're not that different from some of the protests that we saw coming from the Tea Party.
A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought "There is a right way and wrong way to cut spending, and the most important guiding principle I can offer is to minimize the negative impact on students".
