The artist was seen as the interpreter of hidden mysteries, to which end imaginative insight must combine with absolute fidelity and sincerity.
Leach saw himself as the interpreter of Japanese pottery for the west, Japan being regarded as the only place with an authentic ceramics tradition.
In three years in Oxford, I never heard of him as the creator of Bilbo and Frodo, only as the interpreter of, and authority on, the great Old English epic poem Beowulf.
In attempting to secure the court's position as the interpreter of the law and the Constitution (largely according to Federalist Party principles), Chief Justice Marshall discouraged the writing of seriatim (separate) opinions, delivered the opinion of the court in most major cases, and strove for unanimity among his colleagues.
It is for her singing that Stritch is most celebrated, especially as the interpreter of Stephen Sondheim standards like "I'm Still Here" from "Follies".
Its charter, which was ratified in 1944, describes the organization as "the interpreter of Judaism to the French government authorities" — a mission which puts it somewhat at odds with the guiding principles of French secular society.
As Susannah Clapp observed in the Observer a few weeks back, the RSC "is in a strange position: no longer unassailable as the prime interpreters of Shakespeare.
As we saw above, without the interpreter of the sign, a sign is a sign in name only or potentially.
What happens to the Supreme Court as the ultimate interpreter of the Constitution if two-thirds of the states may repeal a federal law or regulation for any reason or no reason?
Of her successors, opera enthusiasts tend to consider Maria Callas as the supreme interpreter of the role, largely on the basis of her performances at the Royal Opera House in 1964, with Tito Gobbi as Scarpia.
