Sentence examples for emotional interpretation from inspiring English sources

Genius also happens to be a widely abused term that privileges technical mastery (think, guitar shedding) rather than depth of emotional interpretation (another reason why female interpreters like Ella Fitzgerald have been time and time again left out of the boys' club category of genius).

White and Davis are known for their complex lifts, stunning speed, and emotional interpretation of music.

Its gritty dialogue demands emotional interpretation in every line, and many of those lines are distractingly funny even in a serious presentation.

If I wanted to draw my focus and energies away from the misery, I realised that the challenge had to be to bring change and in doing so transform my own emotional interpretation of hopelessness into positive action.

The positive (P) vs negative (N) emotional content of the stimuli was confirmed by diffusing the stimuli to 28 naïve schoolgirls of 8 9 years old and analyzing their emotional interpretation (24 item questionnaire; Wilcoxon test, n = 28, T = 2 p = 0.0001).

Finally, as predicted there were indications that the procedure influenced subsequent emotional interpretation.

She was enrolled at the academy by 18, earning praise for her emotional interpretations in Chinese classical dance dramas.

Alexander Slobodyanik, a Ukrainian-born pianist who earned stardom in the former Soviet Union with his virtuosity and emotional interpretations of Romantic composers and who has been a concert pianist and in-demand teacher since moving to the United States in 1989, died on Sunday in New Jersey.

Mr. Gergiev, 53, the artistic and general director of the Maryinsky Theater in St .Petersburg, Russia, and the principal guest conductor of the Metropolitan Opera, was cited by the directors of the Festspielhaus in Baden-Baden, Germany, for "his highly emotional interpretations of Italian, German and, above all, Russian composers," which "have set new standards in the concert and opera halls".

That bundle of sensory inputs and emotional interpretations makes up a narrative "construct", or Gestalt in German.In his sessions, Mr Perls tried to free his students from the baggage of their past, often with brutal confrontations in front of the group.

This study focuses on people's emotional interpretations of odors, and proposes an olfactory application that uses odors as emoticons to convey emotions.