They reveal a sterling voice, a refined style, consisting of a burnished tone, a fine line and exemplary diction, although he never seems to have have been a very profound interpreter.
"Whether Litton is one of the profound and compelling interpreters of today is another question".
In his heyday, Jamal was among the most profound and poetic of interpreters, in the best sense of the word, who didn't merely take a theme as a basis for improvisation, but framed it, and allowed it to take on a new life in his arrangements and solos.
Both profound cultural differences and insufficient use of trained interpreters can impede such communication in our local setting [ 21].
Blending intelligence with feeling, he is a supreme Brahms interpreter: weighty without being rough or declamatory, sensitive and profound, though never sentimental.
For Marion, such a "profound speculative intention" has eluded the grasp of the succession of readers and interpreters of Descartes.
In its language and ambiguity, Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" represents radical theater, but a good performance of this profound play should have the audience laughing, and comic actors have been its best interpreters.
I analyze the profound changes that have occurred in contemporary cartographic production, especially those investing the role of the interpreter and those related to the unprecedented social needs that maps are called upon to address.
Professional simultaneous interpreters are given time to study the documentation before a conference, but unless they have a profound knowledge of a complex subject they will find themselves unable to cope.
A highly distinctive voice, Coates is emerging as a leading interpreter of American concerns to a new generation of media-savvy audiences and having a profound impact on the discussion of race and racism in this country.
