Sentence examples for readings of this from inspiring English sources
Rattle's is rawer, more expressive, and more exciting; they're complementary readings of this masterfully maritime symphony.
She has been hailed for her artistic and social independence, but readings of this American master often overlook the originality and honesty of her portrayal of Southern whiteness.
"I have given some readings of this chapter, and it still upsets me very much," she said, her eyes half closing.
For all the recent talk of new beginnings, many of Nadler's readings of this past chimed pretty harmoniously with the mood music of the conference.
Even so, the pederastic stresses are there again in Lloyd's production, and – particularly with a dramatist whose dialogue tends towards ambiguity – readings of this kind seem justified.
Those who have done some homework will know that Blake was previously feted as a dubstep DJ and producer, one whose handful of singles and EPs always pushed towards ever more cinematic readings of this stark party music.
Because of its automated reading rather than subjective readings of the colorimetric bands, this assay produces objective data.
According to most readings of the event, this is a direct result of Tony Blair's decision to join the 2003 US-led toppling of Saddam Hussein.
The choreographer Sergio Trujillo ("Memphis," "Jersey Boys") has been signed to direct and choreograph the musical, said Mr. Viertel, who expects to invite potential investors to industry readings of the show this winter and then mount an out-of-town tryout before moving to Broadway.
The same principles applied to scoring the hand films in those proceedings were applied to the readings of the MTPs for this study.
Scholars such as Laurel Fay, Shostakovich's biographer, eventually discredited the book as a forgery, but not before it had given license to somewhat crude allegorical readings of the music, showing how this or that musical cue clearly represented a parody or critique of some aspect of life under Stalin.
