Sentence examples for their interpretative from inspiring English sources

In this hell of global insecurity, where reality seems much less mediated and abstract, novelists have rarely been able to shirk what V. S. Naipaul once defined as their "interpretative function".

Medical students should be able to actively apply clinical reasoning skills to further their interpretative, diagnostic, and treatment skills in a non-obtrusive and scalable way.

In this paper we show how executives rearrange such a dominant societal thematic in order to control their organization in a manner which fits with their interpretative schemas.

The comparisons between the different tests and their interpretative theories show the possibilities of the novel non-standard testing method for the evaluation of the shear strength of structures of the built cultural heritage.

Qualitative data were collected from these figures via face-to-face interviews so as to understand the experiences and perceptions of those involved in large projects and to gain their interpretative descriptions of their experiences.

Wilhelm Furtwängler felt that Wagner and Bülow, through their interpretative approach, inspired a whole new generation of conductors (including Furtwängler himself).

Paradoxically, that simplicity gives Complicite shows their rich interpretative texture.

The Whitney Museum of American Art is mounting a substantial exhibition (through Sept. 26) of Marclay's works, complemented by a series of performances; this week, such experimentalist musicians as the guitarist Elliott Sharp and the electric harpist Zeena Parkins bring their own interpretative energies to "Graffiti Composition," "Screen Play," "Ephemera," and "Box Set".

Although experts made more interpretative and evaluative comments, they more often qualified their comments with respect to both their interpretation of the evidence and the limitations of their task environment.

Rosskam and Lee were social anthropologists in all but name; their pictures, annotated with interpretative notes, were their fieldwork.

Even on the same equipment, people had their own stylized, interpretative ways to turn, stop and traverse.