Sentence examples for some of the interpretive from inspiring English sources

Boetti would surely have appreciated some of the interpretive glosses, deliberate or accidental.

We will look at a range of loosely related philosophical positions and some of the interpretive theory fueling them.

Some, at least, of the interpretive difficulties of quantum mechanics would have to be resolved before a meaningful assessment of chaos in quantum mechanics could be achieved.

Some of the elder interpretive approaches suggest that beliefs, ideas, or meanings are more or less uniform across a culture or society.

In the Beethoven Eighth Symphony Mr. Laredo drew on some of the same interpretive techniques he brought to the orchestra's all-Mozart program on Sunday, most notably racing tempos and a magnified dynamic range, in which soft passages whispered and loud ones roared.

This entry aims to provide an overview of Parmenides' work and of some of the major interpretive approaches advanced over the past few decades.

For an overview of the interpretive options, see Studtmann (2007).

What follows is a summary of the interpretive controversies.

And yet, such a picture of the interpretive landscape would be quite misleading.

So you get the sense of the interpretive quality of this film.

Confirmation of the interpretive matrix was sought from all investigators.