But even so, there is no constitutional violation in following the majority view; Article II is unconcerned with mere disagreements about interpretive merits.
Over time its purpose has grown from mere repository to active interpretive center, housing celebratory museum, library, and research institute, where the presidency, American society, and important issues of public policy are placed before scholars and the public alike, regardless finally of the partisan origins of each (so far) man elected to the world's most powerful job.
In a city where driving often seems more akin to performing interpretive dance than following mere traffic rules, drivers are trying to cope with the latest road shocker: the sudden, strict enforcement of mandatory seat-belt laws.
Consistent with the rationale outlined above, it is possible that the presence of initial ambiguity is not in fact necessary for modifying interpretive bias and instead, mere exposure to scenarios with emotional content is sufficient.
To Noblit and Hare, synthesis provided an answer to the question of 'how to "put together" written interpretive accounts' [[ 8], p7], where mere integration would not be appropriate.
The main difference between QD and interpretive description lies in the data analysis, where interpretative description goes beyond mere description and aims to provide an in-depth conceptual description and understanding of a phenomenon, and QD stays closer to the data obtained.
Intrinsic intentionality, on the other hand — the kind that pertains to our beliefs, perception, and intentions — is neither a mere 'manner of speech,' nor is our possession of it derived from others' interpretive stance towards us.
Further, experience is fuller and more textured than the mere sense data that comes across our skin; the body is not a passive receptor but intentional, engaged, and interpretive of any given situation, including the subtle body language of others.
But interpretive problems arise.
