Sentence examples for larger interpretation from inspiring English sources
The contemporary cultural landscape supports a larger interpretation than the one we currently have, of female-masculinity and masculine-femininity.
In the case of I-O coefficients, we shall adopt a larger interpretation of volatility as an integrating measure of the frequency and size of the changes registered in their evolution.
A large interpretation of s. 3 economic rights would thus heavily favour the owner of the copyright and would not sufficiently recognize the art galleries' right of ownership over the posters they bought.
As an editor, do you not ask, "What would the largest interpretation of this article be?" Beyond the narrow defense of what was written about the case of Father Lawrence Murphy, the largest and most likely interpretation of the story is an accusation that the pope-to-be ignored pleas for help from deaf children while they were being molested.
If Lord had been given to large interpretations, he might have seen in the one ship a symbol of the urgent force of human striving and, in the other, the immovable resistance of sheer stupidity.
Although we have made best use of coherent available global data sets at high (1 km) resolution for the calculations, our results are intended for appropriate large-scale interpretation, not detailed local analysis.
Thus, Aristotle could fit his observations of embryos perfectly well within his larger theoretical interpretations of the world.
The second half, with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and Herlin Riley on drums, was given over to well-handled, large-ensemble interpretations.
This is not to say that there are no credible "large historical" interpretations available for human history and society.
LA, SYZ and JLC assisted in project planning, implementation, and large-scale interpretations of the results.
We further conducted gene ontology analysis to make large-scale interpretations and to suggest possible functional connections with existing knowledge of AHR function.
