Sentence examples for impressive interpretive from inspiring English sources
The opera scene is rife with talented young baritones these days, so it's no light accolade to say that Christopher Maltman, 34, stands out in the crowd for a set of recordings that showcase impressive interpretive skills and a rich voice.
From the opening work, Debussy's early "Trois melodies," to texts of Verlaine, the qualities that have distinguished Ms. Graham's singing were abundant: luscious, creamy tone, impressive evenness of voice and interpretive honesty.
A drink for each of the following: * An onstage drum * A dubstep breakdown * A wind machine * A needless piece of interpretive dance * An impressive set of eyebrows * Competent use of a wind machine Or, if you don't want to get very drunk tonight: * A country gives Bonnie Tyler some points.
The impressive Ferdinand Kingsley plays both God and Jesus, an interpretive risk that comes to fruition on the cross, where the forsaken figure appears to represent mankind's loss of faith in himself.
It's been an art house favorite with impressive reviews and ticket sales since its November release, and its interpretive soundtrack was composed by Mario Grigorov whose scores have graced over thirty films including 29 Palms and Taxi To The Dark Side.
Yes, interpretive dancing.
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
The interpretive levels suffer.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
