Sentence examples for articulated interpretation from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Grosvenor took over the ensemble's direction with the lightest of touches in his luminously voiced, faultlessly articulated interpretation of Mozart's final piano concerto, No 27 in B flat.

The conducting of last-minute replacement Alexandre Bloch demonstrated a remarkable talent, both in his support of Hardenberger and also in his carefully articulated interpretations of Hindemith's Op 50 Konzertmusik – the BBCNOW's brass players coming into their own here – and Malcolm Arnold's Fifth Symphony.

Prize winners are featured on the Honens label, which includes Mr. Sohn's beautifully articulated, radiant interpretation of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations.

In response to this problem, Boolos has articulated an interpretation of second-order logic which avoids this commitment to abstract entities (Boolos= 1985).

Thus in articulating an interpretation, or set of interpretations of the term adequate to frame theoretical issues, we cannot simply describe how it is currently employed — we must assign it a more definite and coherent meaning than extant in common usage (Block 1995, 2002).

When a group of West German fans went to the team hotel to forcibly articulate their interpretation of the game, the players bombarded them with water bombs from the balcony.

Cassirer, for his part, simultaneously articulates an interpretation of the history of modern philosophy as the development and eventual triumph of what he calls "modern philosophical idealism".

So when I articulated a capitalistic interpretation of what needed to be done in health care, that was disappointing to some people".

On the 'due process' side, members ensure stakeholder interests and views are articulated; facilitate sensible interpretation of the technical analysis; assist with 'value' judgement aspects of the 2nd filter analysis and help ensure transparency throughout the project.

Robert Stalnaker has articulated such an externalist interpretation of the 2D framework in a series of influential papers spanning some thirty years.

Here, the constitutional interpretation as articulated by Justice Scalia is more sound than the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) that follows it.