Sentence examples for the task of interpretation from inspiring English sources

The discomfort was caused by the fact that there is no character with whom the reader can happily identify, and no authorial assistance in the task of interpretation and judgment.

Yes, we are getting better and better at collecting information about our enemies, but that information makes the task of interpretation — of finding the signal amid the noise — much harder than before.

The task of interpretation in the Talmudic writing was to uncover the integrity of the truth that God manifested in the one and unique revelation, the Torah (both oral and written).

The task of interpretation is to probe the possible meanings held within the experience of a work, and by drawing on them to bring that experience to greater completeness.

Ford, at least, seems to be aware of the problem; his book is filled with hedges and qualifiers that acknowledge the complexity of the task of interpretation.

The task of interpretation is to accept, reject, or possibly modify the paths included in the model.

Since President Bush arrogates to himself the task of constitutional interpretation, I suppose we can tell judges and constitutional law experts to go home.

The proposed model was applied for developing an expert system for automating the task of visual interpretation of depositional processes, which a crucial task for petroleum exploration.

It has been suggested that specialised training and ongoing experience leads to perceptual and cognitive 'fine-tuning' in the task of image interpretation (Nodine & Mello-Thoms, 2010).

They need to be interpreted, and the human task of interpretation is often a bigger obstacle than the technical task of picture-taking.

Recent scholarship on Prynne by Ryan Dobran and Piers Pennington and a forthcoming volume of his letters to Charles Olson all promise to continue the task of response and interpretation this poet so badly requires.