Sentence examples for rather than interpreted from inspiring English sources

It's a film to be experienced (and enjoyed) rather than interpreted and explicated.

How do we assess the extent to which judges have pushed agendas rather than interpreted the intent of Congress, particularly when that intent itself reflects some myriad social, political or economic agenda?

Four years ago, when the New-York Historical Society gave a more complete showing of these photographs, they seemed to suggest that Sept. 11 was still something to be remembered rather than interpreted, still an event that could only be invoked as a series of traumatic memories, not as a historical event to be understood and put into context.

Responding to criticisms of the day — that photographs reproduced reality rather than interpreted it, as art did — photographers at the turn of the 20th century used lenses and printing processes to distort their images and make them look more like paintings.

These words were then interpreted within the specific context of the research project rather than interpreted separately.

Context is more than a mix of factors operating behind an improvement programme, and its investigation must be at the interface of the changes brought about by the programmes being evaluated, rather than interpreted as the settings in which they are being delivered.

In addition, comparative studies show that combining analysis of CPT data from multiple soundings, rather than interpreting them separately, can significantly enhance the accuracy of interpretation and simplify the subsequent task of interpreting stratigraphic profiles.

At first, Piketty concentrated on getting the facts down, rather than interpreting them.

Rather than interpreting the cinema, they'd be changing it — and that's precisely the point.

They in turn are described as quoting the words of God rather than interpreting them.

But few have the unerring naturalness of phrasing that allows them to embody the music rather than interpret it.