Sentence examples for interpretive spirit from inspiring English sources

The pianist Jon Nakamatsu plays with the calm assurance that comes of having both a solid technique and a gentle, introspective, interpretive spirit.

(Eichler) SOHEIL NASSERI (Tuesday) This young Californian pianist has both a magnificent technique and an inventive interpretive spirit, assets that served him well in the early installments of the Beethoven cycle that he completes this season.

(Tommasini) SOHEIL NASSERI (Tomorrow) This young Californian pianist has both a magnificent technique and an inventive interpretive spirit, qualities that served him well in the early installments of his two-season Beethoven cycle.

Krista River, a guest mezzo-soprano with a warm tone and a witty interpretive style, captured the world-weary spirit of "Wasting the Night," Mr. Wheeler's setting of five arrestingly idiosyncratic love poems (some pained, others nonchalant) by Edna St . Vincent Millay

And Ms. Wright's current tour, which stops in New York on Tuesday, serves a dual purpose: spreading the gospel of her interpretive gift and bolstering a spirit of artistic growth.

In adopting an interpretive approach, we employed multiple frameworks in the spirit of multi-logicality to enable us to make nuanced claims about the insights of social life in the classroom that we gained through cogenerative dialogues (cogen) (Roth & Tobin, 2005).

In this connection, it is important to distinguish two questions which can be asked concerning the relation between divine inspiration and interpretation: (1) May readers of sacred texts rely on a divine inspiration of themselves (e.g. by the Holy Spirit) bringing them to a correct interpretation rather than on more usual interpretive means?

I will approach the paradoxes in this spirit, and refer the reader to the literature concerning the interpretive debate.

"It's interpretive.

But interpretive problems arise.

Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.