adjective
definition
Marked by interpretation.
Examples of interpretative in a Sentence
Martineau's mental qualities fitted him to fulfil these high interpretative functions.
This interpretative process may be traced again and again in this Gospel, which frequently seems to reflect the definite tradition of a settled Church.
Linking Training and Business However, the process of linking training to business results is highly interpretative, especially in complex business environments.
Thus without some solution to the problem of psycho-physical parallelism such interpretative approaches are incomplete.
If you turn your back on the interpretative panel the landscape contains the unconformity - with Quinag looming above.
In short, there are many imaginative touches, and interpretative subtlety in abundance.
Interpretative meta ethnography was used as the research framework to investigate the changes that occurred when faculty adopt problem-based learning.
Its greatest gift was not the romantic imagination which he possessed abundantly and employed overmuch, but the perceptive, interpretative, judicial or divining imagination, without which there can be no great man of affairs.
There was a tendency to fall back upon the conception of some kind of parallelism, whether it was taken to be interpretative or rather corrective of Kant's meaning.