Examples of using Interpretive in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Therefore, he must be our interpretive guide as we read,
Interpretive dance is a family of dance styles that seeks to interpret the meaning inherent in music rather than by performing specific preformatted moves.
So you need to be telling a story It's interpretive dance, Come,
end of this dock, in which The Whale Interpretive Centre is located.
Christ's fulfillment process being our interpretive guide.
The translation itself tends to be interpretive and sometimes propagandistic rather than literal so occasionally the English word"love" is used without linguistic warrant.
Or explore Nez Perce native history and culture at interpretive sites and towns nearby.
Is it true that the Commission intends to penalize the Irish Government because of its decision to abort the construction of the Mullaghmore Interpretive Centre?
game for one player- the reader- who, by trial and error, confronts a succession of interpretive hypotheses.
ranging from aesthetic and interpretive inquiry to applied quantitative reasoning.
As an interpretive artist to a creative artist,
Sociology… is a science concerning itself with the interpretive understanding of social action
These interpretive and legal differences have caused the Bahá'ís to be seen as heretics and apostates by some Muslims.
He provides no explanation for this interpretive change, other than finding meanings in an Arabic dictionary that suit his agenda.
Historically, the most important interpretive language has been LISP a major improvement over most of its successors.
Asad lifts the verse out of the broader historical context, an interpretive step that is always dubious,
It is precisely this radical absence of interpretive links concerning the images' content which lends these pictures their value.
fountains, and interpretive exhibits on botany,
You may spot them from the trail head, and interpretive signs will add to your knowledge.
Reading involves in itself cognitive differences and, consequently, interpretive differences.