Sentence examples for mournful interpretation from inspiring English sources
It's to the immense credit of the director and her actors that melodrama is avoided in this tasteful, mournful interpretation of Allan Loeb's script.
"Bloom" is a celebration of spring, but one that takes into account Mother Nature's darker side (relax, there are no insipid maypole dances lurking in the wings) and plays off Mr. Wainwright's joyous yet mournful interpretations of poetry by Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman.
The contrastingly throaty tone he brought to the Scherzo, his mournful but dignified reading of the Passacaglia and his tart, speedy playing in the closing Burlesque all contributed to an interpretation built on suppleness instead of heft.
The Emerson Quartet offered an ideally balanced interpretation: somber and mournful, more dignified than sentimental.
OSCAR WILDE once wrote a mournful poem in Reading jail.
Mr. Levine conducted an elegant interpretation, beginning with the mournful melody that quietly rises from the lower strings.
Early Rockers releases centred on melodica interpretations of classic Studio One rhythms, but he later concentrated on his meditative and mournful far east sound, inspired by Rastafari, typically played on the melodica in a minor key.
In addition, the original Desertshore album is so sparse it allows a lot of room for interpretation: its spaces are filled here by clanking rhythm tracks, droning synthesisers, bursts of fearsome guitar noise and mournful, foghorn-like blasts of brass.
Mournful, wintry, gentle.
