Sentence examples for through an interpretive from inspiring English sources

Allegory, which encompasses such forms as fable, parable, and apologue, may have meaning on two or more levels that the reader can understand only through an interpretive process.

One night in the East Village I watched as a middle-aged woman wiggled her way through an interpretive dance to the strains of "Hang On, Sloopy," just moments after she had described a recent gynecological visit.

These meanings are handled in and modified through an interpretive process that we use in dealing with the things we encounter" (pp. xiv).

In its human aspect atonement occurs through an interpretive act that creates new relationships among the members, including the traitor, together with a new understanding and fresh embracing of their unifying cause.

Of course, Schutz, working within the parameters of Husserl's non-naturalistic account of consciousness, would have conceived such determinants not so much as empirico-mechanical causes but rather as influences discoverable through an interpretive process, associating earlier events with the later ones they seem to have influenced.

I had to approach my patients, not with idly open-ended questions, but through an interpretive lens that required a constant modification of my questions based on previous answers or findings.

Through his job as an interpretive ranger with the National Park Service, Stanko has become something of a history expert, and not just about the 18th president.

Utilising the concept of the 'imagined public' as a lens through which to apply an interpretive version of Douglas' cultural theory, this paper presents a novel conceptual framework to analyse the governance of such initiatives.

And there was no sense that he was promoting an interpretive agenda through the use of excessively fast tempos.

The study collected data through in-depth interviews, and an interpretive analytic approach was applied to elicit deep meanings of the lived experiences.

As the title suggests, this is an interpretive biography, filtering a life through late-20th-century feminism and gender studies, making no attempt to streamline its theoretical mechanics.