Sentence examples for interpretive flourishes from inspiring English sources

The acting is similarly free of elaborate interpretive flourishes.

But beneath the giddy flourishes, the interpretive equivalent of heavy greasepaint, you can sense a more compelling character, riddled with self-disgust.

Amid such an oppressive climate, Arango flourished as "Adrian," an exotic interpretive dancer and sultry femme fatale at Club 82.

To those for whom this Santa Fe season didn't have enough innovation, Richard Gaddes, the company's general director, could hold up two arguments: flourishing ticket sales and a truly interpretive production of "Sonnambula".

"It's interpretive.

But interpretive problems arise.

Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.

The interpretive levels suffer.

It's instinctive, not interpretive.

Suicide flourishes.

Theatre flourishes.