Sentence examples for interpretive powers from inspiring English sources
"Nina had interpretive powers very young," Lesia told me.
In 2000, on the title track to her début record, "Not the Tremblin' Kind," Cantrell revealed her interpretive powers.
Ms. McDonald's onstage suffering was complete, the reviews of her interpretive powers as singing actress surpassed great expectations.
Given that Gilbert's final concert consisted of a relatively familiar item, Mahler's Seventh Symphony, I'll focus instead on his interpretive powers, which are underrated.
Participants drew on three possible strategies to determine their candidacy for CHD: they cognitively engaged in weighing risks, they relied on the interpretive powers of medical hermeneutics, or they waited for "the big event".
As for other cities on the list, my interpretive powers fail me: yes, most of them house universities, but does that really explain why Miami, Orlando, and Hotlanta made the cut?
Many have become unhinged by the interpretive power of a simple idea.
Notice that the regulations are silent about the allocation of this interpretive power.
Taking on the role for the first time in New York, Miss Loudieres was a revelation of interpretive power.
It was a lesson in the interpretive power of dancers, how their instincts and choices give a choreographer options.
"What he may lack in charm, he makes up for in interpretive power and musicianly insight," Boris Schwarz wrote in the New Grove Dictionary of American Music.
