Sentence examples similar to an exceptional interpretation from inspiring English sources

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.

A few classic interpretations are truly exceptional and a few favorite artists really were unique, but often the focus on older recordings by collectors is a sentimental one; a disease called "Golden Ageism", caused by the emotional footprint that the first exposure to a particular interpretation leaves.

Challenging though it is, this often troubled region presents an exceptional opportunity to assess the development, interpretation, and application of ethical theories, standards, and practices under circumstances that were quite different from those anywhere else in the world, and to obtain an illuminating comparison with our own place and time.

He felt a natural attraction towards great figures in European history of whom the same was true, and brought to his own time an exceptional sympathy and perception as to their interpretation.

Andrew Sawyer, who is the National Trust's conservation and interpretation officer at Cragside, said: Lord Armstrong was an exceptional man with a genius mind and the prospect of bringing his vision for Cragside into the 21st century is a dream come true.

An exceptional crisis requires an exceptional response.

The highly abstract and context-dependent interpretation of or challenges word learning theories and provides an exceptional opportunity to better understand how words are associated with their meanings.

This was an exceptional marriage".

"America is an exceptional nation".

"It is an exceptional signature".

"Arsène is an exceptional physiologist.