Sentence examples for Lacking interpretive from inspiring English sources

Gary Watson (2013b), for example, has offered an analysis of the vice of judgmentalism, which he understands as either of two related faults: (1) lacking interpretive generosity or (2) being too unaccepting of the faults of others.

His playing lacked interpretive focus.

These teen-agers, like all the others, are played by amateurs, who, lacking the interpretive skills of trained actors, cannot show us what they are feeling.

Most of this scholarship, however, lacked the interpretive balance that we take for granted today.

Mr. Lazar has a strong baritone, but his rendition of "Being Alive" lacked an interpretive center.

Jarrett, despite all his dazzling dexterity, sounds like a comparative dilettante, his playing lacking in color and interpretive nuance.

But these assertions are isolated, lacking emotional force and interpretive detail, as are other facts — even about the Nazi death camps.

Roland Barthes, in his 1972 essay "The Grain of the Voice," accused the singer of applying didactic, "sentimentally clear" interpretive devices, of "lacking in any 'grain,' in signifying weight".

But it is also occasionally hampered by those means, and can have a frustrating lack of interpretive focus.

At worst he's indefensible, utterly lacking in texture and range and interpretive imagination.

While many of the principles underlying the ambiguities illustrated above are reasonably well understood, general interpretive algorithms are still lacking.