Sentence examples for interpretive ideas from inspiring English sources

Interpretive ideas like this one just came across as didactic.

That said, his strong interpretive ideas frequently divide listeners.

His real interpretive ideas were confined to a few draggy tempos.

Mr. Christie has strong interpretive ideas and has admitted in interviews to conceiving some performances as ripostes to convention.

The Regie-buch became a plan for the production, incorporating interpretive ideas as well as staging concepts.

But Mr. Schwarz had some striking interpretive ideas about the piece, especially regarding tempo relationships, that came through clearly.

It's exhilarating music and a good interpretive idea.

She has recorded some of the centerpieces of her repertory several times, but even when she repeats a work, she rarely repeats an interpretive idea.

Ms. Gruber seemed to be working to put across her music, trying to hold her dusky voice and mien to her interpretive idea of what she was trying to communicate.

In the aria proper there is a small interpretive idea — a diminuendo on "Remember me" — just as there is a small widening of tone on the words "crystal flood" in "Heart, the seat of soft delight" from Handel's "Acis and Galatea".

I have tried to balance evaluation between interpretive (personal ideas opinions, perceptions, etc).