Sentence examples for interpret the works of from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Grosvenor will interpret the works of Chopin and Liszt, two of the greatest romantic piano composers.

When anyone shows himself overly confident in ability to understand and interpret the works of Chrysippus, say to yourself, " Unless Chrysippus had written obscurely, this person would have had no subject for his vanity.

All Tibetan Buddhist philosophers cite Nāgārjuna's texts as authoritative, and disagreements among different scholars in Tibetan Buddhism primarily concern the correct ways to interpret the works of Nāgārjuna and his commentators.

"It is only by intensifying his personality that the critic can interpret the work of others," he wrote in "The Critic as Artist".

That he left recordings of his own works only enhances our appreciation of them, for who better than this gifted maestro to interpret the work of a major American composer, especially if the composer is himself?

And on a beautiful new album called "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Sings Greatest Palace Music," Will Oldham lets his alter ego, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, interpret the work of his one-man-band, Palace Music.

There has been a tendency, not uncommon in the case of a new scientific theory, for every philosopher to interpret the work of Einstein in accordance with his own metaphysical system, and to suggest that the outcome is a great accession of strength to the views which the philosopher in question previously held.

Academics and service partners need to collaborate to design, undertake and interpret the work of improvement science".

In his books, Professor Apostolidès interprets the works of the past as witnesses of our intellectual and emotional life.

"American classical music," Jamal continues, using the term he coined for jazz years ago, "interpreted the works of composers such as the Gershwins or Irving Berlin beyond their wildest dreams.

The condemnation sought to stop the Master of Arts teachers from interpreting the works of Aristotle in ways that were contrary to the beliefs of the Church.