Sentence examples for recorded interpretations from inspiring English sources

In this aria, in which Mary forgives Queen Elizabeth for sending her to her execution, Ms. DiDonato imbued the words with a potency missing from even some of the most beautifully sung recorded interpretations.

Although it never became the rival to Herbert von Karajan's glowing Berlin Philharmonic on the other side of the wall as the authorities had hoped, and lacked the distinctive bite of the Leningrad Philharmonic, Sanderling worked hard to improve standards and left a legacy of reliable, if safe, recorded interpretations.

The use of orally recorded interpretations of the questionnaire and delivery through a digitalised format ensured that the questions were consistently presented to all participants.

The translation of the Hebrew Bible into Greek by Alexandrian Jews in the 2nd and 3rd centuries bc provided opportunities for recording interpretations that were probably current in Hellenistic Judaism.

The continued application of our GET-Evidence system has been used to record interpretations of a variety of variants found in participant genomes.

makes Ammonius' great debt to Proclus clear: "Now, we have recorded the interpretations of our divine teacher Proclus, successor to the chair of Plato and a man who attained the limits of human capacity both in the ability to interpret the opinions of the ancients and in the scientific judgment of the nature of reality.

Many musicians have recorded their interpretations of the song, making it one of Hendrix's most covered songs.

Despite their extensive and worldwide fossil record, interpretations of egg size and shape, clutch morphology, and incubation strategy vary.

Finally, we recorded the interpretation of the authors for the overall results and juxtaposed these final interpretations and conclusions across meta-analyses on the same age group.

A similar process of written fixation also occurred among the sectarians of the community at Qumrān, which in its Manual of Discipline and in the Damascus Document recorded its interpretation of the Law, developed first orally in the tradition.

"Boogie Chillen'" has inspired several songs, beginning in 1953, when Junior Parker recorded his interpretation titled "Feelin' Good".