Why are you laughing?" His interpretative skills remain impressive.
These days, however, he seems keen to remind audiences of the breadth of his repertoire as well as the depth of his interpretative arts.
But neither, really, is George Strait, who's instead used his interpretative abilities to develop one of the most powerful personae in country music.
Somehow, in books so full of hard experimental data and proven facts, he always seamlessly added his magic, his interpretative skills, and his clear use of the King's English.
His extraordinary voice, his enormous musical talent, his great interpretative ability and his skills as an actor make Domingo an exceptional singer and one of the most versatile artists of our time.
He got his first mathematics lesson from his father.
Aside from his violent behaviour, Timothy, it was proposed, had also been a womanizer, accused of having had at least two affairs with other women, which further allowed the Brabin inquiry an interpretative context for understanding why Beryl might have been seeking an abortion.
But his chief interpretative framework, deliberately, was someone else's — namely, Karl Marx's.
Unlike the pouting divas of the acting world, he doesn't insist on his own interpretative greatness: he can deliver exactly the effect the director wants in the recording studio – in not too many takes.
Łukasiewicz's attitude has prevailed and is now pervasive among those studying Aristotle's logic, whether or not they agree with his specific interpretative principles.
