Sentence examples for committed interpretation from inspiring English sources

It was a furiously committed interpretation, and the staging kept you riveted on the music.

Mr. Denk offered an intensely committed interpretation in a preconcert recital on Friday.

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.

"It is possible that in the Outreau case there were excesses committed in the interpretation, but this remains to be analyzed calmly," said Thierry Normand, a lawyer for 10 of the alleged victims, including the 4 Delay children.

They pursued their political principles not by attacking one ideology, communism, with another, anticommunism, but by withdrawing from ideological discourses, that is, discourses that presented interpretations as truths and which were so committed to their interpretations as to substitute opinion for fact.

Pianists naturally experiment with new repertory in concert before committing their interpretations to disk.

I believe these women are committed to their interpretations of feminism.

The question isn't what is 'reality', it is what interpretation of reality are we committed to and given that interpretation, what actions are we taking?

This is alarming, particularly because Leo and the society are committed to an "originalist" interpretation of the Constitution, which is anything but what the Framers had in mind.

It is easy to construct pairs of sentences X, Y that lead many people to ascribe higher probability to the conjunction X-and-Y than to the conjuncts X, Y. Whether an error is thereby committed depends on reasoners' interpretation of the expressions "probability" and "and".

He sits at the nexus of an immensely influential but largely unseen network of conservative organizations, donors and lawyers who all share a common goal: Fill the federal courts with scores of judges who are committed to the narrow interpretation of the Constitution that they believe the founders intended.