Sentence examples for flexible interpretive from inspiring English sources
Mary Elizabeth Mackenzie, an agile soprano with a lively, flexible interpretive personality, was the communicative soloist in the vocal works.
The most flexible and interpretive methodology to respond to an Indigenous research agenda is qualitative research.
He also takes an omnivorous approach to the keyboard repertory, and his interpretive imagination is so flexible that he seems completely at home in just about everything he touches.
Mr. Goerne's flexible, warm baritone and his ear for interpretive detail are well suited to music of this kind.
Her voice was powerful yet flexible and had a warm tone that, together with her interpretive talents, made her a successful singer of such diverse roles as Mimi (La Bohème), Pamina (The Magic Flute), Sophie (Der Rosenkavalier), and Madame Butterfly.
Her interpretive view of the French song repertory is admirably flexible, and although its overriding characteristic is an ear for chromatic nuance it also had a playful side.
Thematic analysis was used for exploration of this particular dataset because it offers a more theoretically flexible approach to identifying patterns within qualitative data sets than other approaches, such as Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA); narrative analysis or grounded theory approaches (Braun and Clarke 2006).
His sound is warm, flexible and perfectly centered; his instincts about when to lead and when to fall back seemed finely honed; and his interpretive impulses closely match those of his new colleagues: Ronald Copes, second violinist; Samuel Rhodes, violist; and Joel Krosnick, cellist.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
