Sentence examples for rival interpretive from inspiring English sources
The two main rival interpretive methods, "originalism" (divining the framers' intent) and "living constitutionalism" (reinterpreting the text in light of modern demands), cannot be reconciled.
Yet she has no real interpretive skills.
Levine's greatest achievement was to raise the Met orchestra to a technical and interpretive level that rivals that of any leading European ensemble.
The inferred interpretive reliability in this stream of Daoism reflects a kind of impartiality, the irresolvability of rival claims to infallible practical guidance threatens that goal.
For intelligence, discipline, breadth of repertory, musicianship, interpretive depth and virile vocalism, Mr. Pavarotti was outclassed by his Three Tenors sidekick and chief rival, Plácido Domingo.
More interpretive and thematic than Hosking's book, Dominic Lieven's "Empire: The Russian Empire and Its Rivals" is an ambitious study comparing the Russian empire with those of Britain, the Hapsburgs and the Ottomans.
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
The interpretive levels suffer.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
