Sentence examples for interpretation and style from inspiring English sources

In a flashback to a recording session for the Beethoven piece, tensions involving interpretation and style rise to the boiling point.

One may, indeed, believe that Tiberius was prompted to assume imperial power because he was anxious about the military situation on the Roman frontier; but Tacitus had no doubts about the security of the Roman position, and he considered the hesitation that Tiberius displayed on taking power to be hypocritical; hence, the historical irony, in interpretation and style, of his first six books.

"The technical aspects of Mr. Starker's playing are so wholly merged in the solution to problems of interpretation and style that the listener tends to forget how much technical mastery the cellist has achieved," Raymond Ericson wrote in The New York Times in 1962, reviewing a recital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Reviewers' comments address a range of categories, including novelty, significance, and relevance; the quality and novelty of the experimental design; data interpretation; and style and presentation of the data.

Surface similarity to the famous painter's works is clear, although Bennet's photographs also add his own unique interpretation and style to the images, influenced by the trend of androgyny in fashion photography and the changing perception of women in society.

The writing, although inspired by Vadiraja's Sanskrit classic of the same name, is noted for its original interpretation, imagery and style.

"He sings as he moves, gently fox-trotting from side to side, snapping his white cuffs to add interpretation, briskness and style, then slooping down his shoulders into that thin man look of lost love and instant vulnerability.... "Behind him he leaves decades of beautifully sung songs... decades of nostalgia and buckets full of maidenly tears.

All authors contributed to the intellectual work, choice of methods, interpretation of results, and style of writing.

All of these three concepts point to postmodern culture which emphasises the construction of reality through language [69] and pluralistic, individualized culture with a plethora of interpretations, values and styles [70].

To what degree should a reporter be just a witness, and to what degree an author who includes his or her own outlook, interpretations and literary style?

"Balanchine 100: The Centennial Celebration" continued at the New York State Theater on Wednesday night, when the New York City Ballet presented three works by George Balanchine that offered his personal interpretations of dance history and style.