Sentence examples for controversial interpreter from inspiring English sources
God's right hand is raised in blessing, while he holds Eve's wrist with his left, according to the work's most controversial interpreter, the 20th-century folklorist and art historian, Wilhelm Fraenger: As though enjoying the pulsation of the living blood and as though too he were setting a seal on the eternal and immutable communion between this human blood and his own.
Renée Fleming and Christoph Eschenbach have become well-established, if occasionally controversial interpreters of Strauss's Four Last Songs over the years.
German's seminal Doctor and Student in 1523 to the storm of protest from common lawyers following the publication of John Cowell's highly controversial The Interpreter in 1607.
In fact, George Chapman, chairman of the information-sharing First Person Interpreters Professional Network, holds the controversial opinion that professional actors can be "too professional" rather than appropriately natural and "conversational".
De Zoet, who owns a copy of Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations, which greatly impresses a friendly Japanese interpreter, seems destined to get involved in controversial, perhaps transformative exchanges.
The interpreter shrugged.
The interpreter is astonished.
"Not literally," the interpreter said.
An interpreter's lot, perhaps.
