Sentence examples for instrumental interpretation from inspiring English sources

Kwong-loi Shun (1993) has called this kind of understanding of ritual the "instrumental" interpretation.

Indeed, at one point in his Political Liberalism, Rawls explicitly states that his theory has "no fundamental opposition" with a non-perfectionist, instrumental interpretation of republicanism (1993, 205).

The difficulty arises, however, from the suggestion that on the new instrumental interpretation, republicanism for all intents and purposes collapses into liberalism (Herzog 1986; Haakonssen 1993; Patten 1996).

His music largely consisted of instrumental interpretations of blues and rock standards.

Because Friedwald devotes almost as much space to describing jazz instrumental interpretations as vocal renditions, the book is especially good at charting the highly charged dialogue between African-American and European influences in music that continues to this day.

His instrumental interpretations of Blake were the first in jazz and were followed by Rafał Augustyn's Niewinnosc (1971), Adrian Mitchell's 1971 musical Tyger: A Celebration of William Blake with composer Mike Westbrook, and Westbrook's subsequent Blake-inspired works, including The Westbrook Blake: "Bright as Fire" (1980).

Jazz Christmas When you've had enough choirs and carolers but still want to get in a festive holiday mood, slip into something more comfortable with these swinging instrumental jazz interpretations of Christmas favorites.

The latter are instrumental in the interpretation of the maternal-gap pre-pattern.

This equation can be exploited in future for the inverse modelling of the dynamic molecular phenotype and will be instrumental in the interpretation of the corresponding genotype.

LYA, as Project Director for the NIDDK, is a world expert on the USRDS and was instrumental in the interpretation of USRDS files.

Obviously the instrumental and definitional interpretations cannot both be true.