Sentence examples for a committed interpretation from inspiring English sources
Jason Papowitz offered a committed interpretation of the unwilling Visitor, singing with an ardent tenor and becoming ever more distressed on learning of the punishment meted out by his host.
Mr. Denk offered an intensely committed interpretation in a preconcert recital on Friday.
It was a furiously committed interpretation, and the staging kept you riveted on the music.
The five movements of his String Quartet No. 2 (1968), given a committed and detailed interpretation here, traverse a wide range of textures and sounds and an equally diverse panorama of emotions, incorporating a range of expressive and often quirky gestures that evoke somber, calm and frantic moods.
This work has long been the source of the interpretation that al-Ghazālī himself was a committed occasionalist, but recent interpretations have challenged this view, arguing that al-Ghazālī's goal simply is to defend the possibility of miracles against the claims of the falâsifa, and that he leaves open the possibility of some kind of genuine causality in creatures (Griffel 2007).
Mr. Sauer also offered a committed (if not exceptional) interpretation of Beethoven's Sonata "Les Adieux," a highly personal work whose movement titles — "The Farewell," "Absence" and "The Reunion" — refer to the departure and return of Beethoven's close friend Archduke Rudolph.
Perhaps Leibniz was genuinely undecided between two interpretations of the pre-established harmony and two conceptions of the reality of body, sometimes being a committed idealism and sometimes a dualist.
Harvey was a committed royalist.
He is a committed atheist.
Bailey is a committed anti-élitist.
