Sentence examples for distinguished interpretations from inspiring English sources

While his interpretations of Beethoven and Brahms signalled the solid German training to which he returned in 1960, his authority in speaking about the meaning of the Shostakovich symphonies that were among his most distinguished interpretations came from more than two decades in the Soviet Union - perhaps the most unusual period of his career, and only recently the most often discussed.

Again, unlike Herder, Schleiermacher regards the central role of "divination," or hypothesis, in interpretation as a ground for sharply distinguishing interpretation from natural science, and hence for classifying interpretation as an art rather than a science -- whereas he should arguably instead have seen it as a ground for thinking interpretation and natural science similar.

Mr. Schiff applies the spontaneity, emotional potency and warm, singing touch that have distinguished his interpretations of Baroque and Classical repertory to his performances of Bartok, conveying the composer's rhythmic vitality and grittiness without the pummeling approach of other pianists.

If the duty is not understood to be binding due to the fact, inter alia, that the deceased person had the future-oriented right, surviving duties could not be distinguished from interpretations of, for example, death-bed promises according to which the duty to keep the promise is owed to our contemporaries alone (and possibly to people living in the future).

This aspect distinguishes modal interpretations from many-worlds interpretations, where the probability measure is defined on a space of events that are all actual.

In scriptural interpretation, for example, it is imperative to distinguish true interpretations of a text from false ones; this in turn requires thinking about the stability of linguistic meaning and about the use of analogy, metaphor, and allegory in textual analysis.

However, these data have also shown the vital importance of incorporating the advanced melting process in order to adequately interpret cryoporometry data, and thence the ability to distinguish between interpretations arising from structural or thermodynamic considerations.

Early efforts attempted to distinguish between interpretations that were rooted in sensory (attention) versus motor (intention) perspectives [59], [60], [61], [62].

Terms like syntax and hierarchy are notoriously ambiguous, so our first task in evaluating Lashley's hypotheses is to distinguish possible interpretations of the term hierarchy, which has many meanings in neuroscience.

It is this separation between sign and object that distinguishes an interpretation from a direct adaptive response; i.e., interpretations are fallible.

Moreover, Böckh's most significant departure from Schleiermacher's theory, his supplementing of the aspects of interpretation which Schleiermacher had already distinguished with generic interpretation, in effect simply takes up and incorporates the strong emphasis that Herder had already placed on this.