Sentence examples for more balanced interpretation from inspiring English sources
Vertigo has divided feminist film theorists, with scholars such as Laura Mulvey criticizing it for "producing an illusion cut to the measure of [male] desire," while others, like Tania Modleski, see a more balanced interpretation of women than Hollywood often concedes.
We revised the manuscript to provide a more balanced interpretation of the data and distance the manuscript from the recently formulated aging hypothesis.
As well, the authorship team comes with varied expertise – academics and decision-makers from both provinces – which brings a more balanced interpretation of findings than might have been presented by a traditional scientist-only research team.
Increased awareness of the issue of uncertainty and a well-structured approach towards assessing and communicating uncertainties can help to bring about a more balanced interpretation of the results of eBoD assessments.
Cognitive restructuring involves teaching clients to be more aware of their negative thoughts, to evaluate evidence of the extent to which their thoughts are accurate, and to replace unrealistic thoughts with more-balanced interpretations, predictions, and assumptions.
Wilson's Sociobiology and On Human Nature, and Richard Dawkins' The Selfish Gene) have, along with the rhetoric of the Cold War, yielded to more balanced perspectives and more nuanced interpretations.
However, we hope that our discussion of how compensatory changes might impact on our results now provides a more balanced presentation of the possible interpretations of the results and will draw readers' attention to the complexity of effects involved with human SLO2.2 mutations.
The Emerson Quartet offered an ideally balanced interpretation: somber and mournful, more dignified than sentimental.
more balanced and sustainable.
"Mark is probably more balanced".
Bookselling remains more balanced.
