Sentence examples for interpreters of that from inspiring English sources

His natural impulse to treat songs as questions rather than answers makes him one of the greatest interpreters of that master of ambivalence Stephen Sondheim.

Patrick Corbin is more slightly built than most interpreters of that role, but he made up for a lightness in momentum with a keen attack.

A review in The Arts Desk read: "The tradition of bringing over a Broadway baby or two... presumably explained a late appearance by a still-luminous Bernadette Peters, who reached the very high note at the end of 'Losing My Mind' often not attempted by interpreters of that particular Sondheim song".

I think, Your Honor -- and obviously, this court and the Florida Supreme Court, is the best interpreter of that opinion -- but I think a reasonable interpretation of that opinion is to say that what the Florida Supreme Court meant by cognizant is that it was taking into account the desire to get the election over in time so that everyone would have the advantage of a safe harbor.

He is the self-appointed interpreter of that will.

Sorella Englund, who helped stage the production, is a Bournonville ballerina of the 1970s who has become the foremost interpreter of that choreographer's mime roles today.

Ms. Dearie may be the finest interpreter of that master of satiric songwriting, Dave Frishberg, whose "I'm Hip," a collaboration with Bob Dorough, has become her unofficial theme song.

She then completed the Met's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and debuted at the opera house in 1996 in the role of Countess Ceprano in Verdi's Rigoletto, a performance that began to solidify her reputation as a standout interpreter of that composer.

Often, parishioners said, churches that provide interpreters do not think of that.

They offer Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) for instance, through the use of tablets and computers, and are working on currently launching something called Vineya – a network of interpreters that can be scheduled and billed on-demand outside through this service.

Zinka Milanov and Leontyne Price were, in very different ways, noted interpreters of a role that carries the singer from the angst of the final Libera Me (composed five years earlier than the rest of the piece, as Verdi's contribution to a planned collaborative requiem Mass for Rossini) to the achingly sweet, humble submission of the Recordare and Agnus Dei duets.