Sentence examples for interpretive points from inspiring English sources

But most relate to interpretive points, fine or broad.

But the performances had interpretive points in common as well: the quartet's signature, in a sense.

And sometimes Mr. Maazel's performances of this repertory are marred by his penchant for making interpretive points in the way he shapes phrases and manipulates tempos.

Whereas the Auers made their interpretive points as obvious as possible, the Parkanyi's subtlety spoke of a deeper relationship with this repertoire.

Rain Skye's striking photograph of old advertising on a tenement wall addresses the way the past mixes with the present, and a group of photographs emphasizing children and discovery by Jennifer Drucker, Sarah Hoskins and Gina Motisi is a good example of how the installation has reinforced interpretive points.

We draw on NPT mechanisms to organise the findings and illustrate interpretive points from our fieldnotes and interview data.

Ms. Ben-David, who placed second last year in the first Oak Room Young Artist Competition, has a strong expressive voice, phrasing that cuts a swath through a song, and a focused interpretive point of view.

The success of this response depends on the relationship between God and God's modes for Spinoza, an interpretive point that is heavily disputed.

From an interpretive point-of-view, it is reasonable and consistent to stipulate that f is bounded by one being a fraction as well as being monotone.

However, a crucial interpretive point is that the Mohists themselves do not identify the issue this way, nor do they propose any diagnosis of why linguistic parallelism often fails.

A modest gift shop in the Vasquez Rocks Park Interpretive Center points to the "Star Trek" connection with a Starfleet Command/United Federation of Planets refrigerator magnet and a selection of tunic insignias for the different service positions (command, science, medical).