Sentence examples for interpretive excess from inspiring English sources
He does not tend to interpretive excess.
For monuments are also for the general public; and in avoiding interpretive excess, the director may have won over a wider popular audience to his vision.
He famously stuck to the score, ending arbitrary practices and interpretive excesses.
Yet he was also critical of what he perceived as the interpretive excesses of musicians like Leonard Bernstein and Glenn Gould.
Say what you will about Lorin Maazel's interpretive excesses, he usually has the orchestra playing with extraordinary polish and verve.
However, the conditions of enzyme excess are not representative of an evolutionary interpretive scenario, hence the data in Table 1 were used for this purpose.
Because the vast ribozyme excess did not emulate conditions expected for interpretive scenarios, these data were primarily used to establish the best time point to assay the ribozymes for interpretive behaviour using data from the previous section (see Results), and only secondarily to assess interpretive behaviour.
At the very least Mr. Dutoit put a toe over that line on occasion; several times he unquestionably darted past it and reveled in the excess before heading back to the realm of less debatable interpretive taste.
This musical leaves no room for the director's trademark ostentation or self-serving, idiosyncratic excesses, though some sort of intrusive -- as opposed to interpretive -- business appears unavoidable when Mr. Johanson is at the helm.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
