Sentence examples for realm of interpretation from inspiring English sources

Great history, like the work of Tom Haigh, Mark Priestley, and Crispin Rope, goes beyond the baseline of facts, the high-school textbook version, into a whole new realm of interpretation.

Mike, is that one more way in which, by kicking the decision to Bill Barr, the special counsel put this in the political realm of interpretation by political actors in a political system that might have been better left to an independent figure as the special counsel rules envisioned?

That aspect of the decision meant that further developments will occur in the realm of statutory interpretation and administrative action.

The dissenting opinion attempts to palliate its invocation of the legislative process by alternately suggesting that the typical statutory rule is, because widespread, part of our fabric of 'positive law' and the issue, therefore, is whether this Court should carry this policy over to the realm of constitutional interpretation.

It seems unwise to delimit such inevitable progress in the dynamic realm of technological interpretation.

And far outside the realm of constitutional interpretation, conservatives have used arguments about the "plain meaning" of language as a political weapon against progressives.

Although there have been modifications to this theory, this has predominantly been in the realm of alternative interpretations of formulae and models rather than the simplification or reduction of levels (Cuvalay, 1995; Hannay and Bolkestein, 1998).

The most copious evidence for Vulgar Latin is in the realm of phonology, though interpretation of the evidence is often open to dispute, consisting as it does of the confused descriptions of grammarians and the misspellings of bewildered scribes.

Focus on the subjective elements that are in the realm of the reader's interpretation, not that of the reviewer.

Because of difficulties in direct observation of life at the ocean bottom and the complex interactions between the benthic and pelagic realms, the interpretation of DNA sequences recovered from deep-sea sediments is quite problematic.

Inevitably juries will focus on the more quantifiable aspects of piano playing, like flawless technique and brilliance, since they are likely to disagree over more subjective realms of musicality and interpretation.