Sentence examples for expert interpreters from inspiring English sources

Orazbayeva and Houston are emerging as expert interpreters of experimental music.

Reinbert de Leeuw drew a rich-hued, high-energy performance from Asko|Schoenberg, the newly merged Asko and Schoenberg ensembles, both expert interpreters of Mr. Andriessen's work.

Recently, Doug Varone and Dancers celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary at the Joyce, and provided ample evidence of his choreographic vision and of his ability to attract superb dancers who become expert interpreters of the dramas of life, both large and small.

Plus, she is an expert interpreter of the underground rock songbook.

But the lecturer knew none of this context; he was apparently just an expert interpreter of the symbolism of dreams.

His Shakespearean training — he has played both Falstaff and Lear in recent years — makes him an expert interpreter of Rostand's dexterous alexandrines.

This immensely satisfying show, directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, an actor who has become an expert interpreter of Wilson's work, brings a timely reminder of how consoling, how restorative, how emotionally sustaining great theater can be.

James Levine, one of the work's finest interpreters, who last conducted "Wozzeck" at the Metropolitan Opera in 2011 (and is scheduled to lead it next season), also captures the Wagnerian resonances of the music while bringing lucid textures and disciplined execution to his performances, like the expert interpreter of contemporary music he is.

Up to four scans can be viewed simultaneously, allowing for one remote expert interpreter to oversee multiple scans from different parts of the world.

3G networks already exist in much of the developing world where resources are scarce a sonographer could transmit images wirelessly to an expert interpreter anywhere in the world who could then provide immediate bedside assistance from thousands of kilometers away.

As an aside, failing to satisfy some of these criteria may explain why the behaviour of some MH professionals (e.g., "playing the elevated, expert interpreter and labeler of others' experiences and reality") [ 99, 100] can be seen as stigmatizing by those who experience MHDs [ 82].