Sentence examples for interpretive voices from inspiring English sources

The book desperately needs the kind of illumination that comes from firsthand interviews and the authors' own interpretive voices.

He remains partial to the Romantic tradition, both in his repertory choices and in his interpretive voice.

The early 20th century was not only a time of continued assimilation of Western art forms and philosophies but also a period in which traditional Japanese forms sought and achieved a new interpretive voice.

Cardinal George became the authoritative voice, interpretive voice of Pope Benedict to the North American church".

Sutherland's "magnificent voice," interpretive strength and revival of "bel canto works that had nearly been forgotten" together "ensure a permanent place for her in the history of our art," opera star Placido Domingo said in a statement Monday.

(No, we don't get audiobooks, and I wouldn't want them if we did, because other people's voices are interpretive: it would skew my evaluation).

As apparent in Fig. 2, there is a progression from Emoter to Adjudicator Voice: from history-based archival knowledge to historian-based interpretive knowledge with Surveyor Voice occupying an intermediary position between the documentary and representational phases.

American popular singer known for his smooth voice and interpretive abilities with songs in a variety of genres.

Ms. Molaskey's emotionally edgy voice and interpretive acuity gives Mr. Pizzarelli's genial virtuosity a psychological context.

Bennett's basic style changed little throughout the years, although many critics feel that his voice and interpretive skills improved as he aged.

From the opening work, Debussy's early "Trois melodies," to texts of Verlaine, the qualities that have distinguished Ms. Graham's singing were abundant: luscious, creamy tone, impressive evenness of voice and interpretive honesty.