Sentence examples for more interpretative from inspiring English sources
I realised that if I were to write a book about Italy it was going to have to be something less circumstantial, more interpretative: a book that set out to explain what made the country tick.
Yet these middle symphonies of Sibelius require more interpretative ambition and tension than Volkov offered, an absence that was more remiss in the Fourth Symphony, which closed the concert.
It may help focusing the research question and direct the research into a more interpretative methodology.
Then, through multiple readings of the events, themes or patterns with more interpretative, inferential codes were identified (Miles and Huberman, 1994).
With a good sensitivity analysis, it is possible to obtain more interpretative results which enhance the decision-maker understanding of the maintenance problem and to evaluate whether solutions proposed by the model are sensitive to parameter change.
I then take a broader and more interpretative look at the work with respect to the perspective taken, what we have found, what it means, and its potential influence on work in this area going forward.
Critical interpretative synthesis, offers a more interpretive approach to literature reviews rather than systematically aggregating data.
There are also more expressive, interpretative sculptural forms, like the raised middle finger and a molar that looks like it was extracted from a giant.
"The Tree of Life," with its excerpts from Darwin's journals and finely detailed drawings that fill pages to overflowing, is more an interpretative, personal response to Darwin's life than an explanation of natural selection.
Dorothee Hartinger as Gretchen is a little too sparkly and charming for the plain girl she is supposed to play.Playing it straightThe harsher critics—and there have been plenty of them—have taken Mr Stein to task for failing to present a production with more decisive interpretative lines.
It focuses more on interpretative significance of the conference in relationship to goals of the non-alignment movement (NAM).
