Sentence examples for modern interpreter from inspiring English sources

Stairs and ramps recall Piranesi, Rome's greatest modern interpreter.

Some critics have regarded Maritain as the most important modern interpreter of St. Thomas.

One problem facing the modern interpreter is deciphering his ornamentation and markings and making them work.

July 4 , 1963Münster, Germany Ute Lemper, (born July 4 , 1963 Münster, W.Ger. [now in Germany]) German singer and actress considered to be the foremost modern interpreter of the music of 1920s Germany.

September 25 , 1927Weybridge, England April 14, 2013 London, England Sir Colin Davis, in full Sir Colin Rex Davis (born September 25 , 1927 Weybridge, Surrey, England died April 14, 2013, London), English conductor, the foremost modern interpreter of the composer Hector Berlioz, whose complete orchestral and operatic works Davis recorded.

If so, then it is likely that a modern interpreter will, in the end, have to be guided by his own moral views is selecting an answer to this counter-factual question.

Many modern interpreters have used the term "necessity" in interpreting these and related terms (See e.g., Dunne 2004, ch.

Modern interpreters resemble their ancient counterparts in finding their own reflections in these texts.

The heroes of this book, whom Mr. Elie discusses in absorbing detail, are towering modern interpreters of Bach.

Compare Ms. Carson's translation to that of Guy Davenport, until now the best known of Sappho's modern interpreters.

Conjecture abounds, as do chauvinistic claims; various modern interpreters place a September 13th oyster feast at Spuyten Duyvil or Yonkers.