Sentence examples for rather than interpretation from inspiring English sources

Better to focus on "the laws of literary history" — on explanation, rather than interpretation.

I also might try to find specific things in a dance to look for, as guideposts rather than interpretation.

In this table we also provide results obtained by feature selection this time aiming at increased accuracy rather than interpretation.

But reputable publications corrected their mistakes to the extent that they were based on errors of fact, rather than interpretation.

If these contributions are significant then what the dancer provides might be better understood as "creation" rather than "interpretation", she maintains.

To achieve this I am going to reduce the image digitally and work analogy, transcribing my chosen images rather than interpretation and drawing the image.

He "could always be relied on for intelligent, consistently professional performances, rather than interpretations of arresting artistic individuality," Mr. Davis wrote.

As elections bring one Islamist party after another to power in the Arab world, the US and allies are trying to tame them – on foreign and economic policy, rather than interpretations of sharia.

In perhaps his most influential book, Public Opinion (1922; reissued 1956; paperback ed., 1965), Lippmann seemed to imply that ordinary citizens can no longer judge public issues rationally, since the speed and condensation required in the mass media tend to produce slogans rather than interpretations.

"We should judge people on what they actually say rather than interpretations of what they said.

The audio from all recordings was transcribed verbatim and analysed qualitatively in accordance with systematic text condensation (STC), a descriptive approach that focuses on the participants' experiences as expressed by themselves, rather than interpretations of any underlying meaning of what they say [ 30].