Sentence examples for rewarding interpretation from inspiring English sources

While some aspects of a performance — like balance and projection — are certainly difficult to assess on a computer and an ordinary sound system, this one proved a rewarding interpretation.

Because these and other points were tied to the music, "Duo Concertant" — which can seem one of Balanchine's flimsiest sketches in weak performances, but which allows rewarding interpretation by so many different dance partnerships — was wholly engrossing.

But dressage is akin to many other Olympic sports - gymnastics, diving, figure skating at the Winter Games - in being subjectively judged, rewarding interpretations and artistry.

The results can be as disturbing and as rewarding as the interpretation of dreams.

This dilemma has made interpretation both difficult and rewarding for Muslim philosophers and modern scholars alike.

The final production represents Julia's interpretation of the nucleus accumbens, which functions to regulate rewarding and pleasurable emotions in human beings.

Still, what can be said is that the study of interpretation as a temporal process has proven quite fruitful and rewarding.

Another interpretation of the data is that both reinforcers used in this study are equally rewarding for the rats and, therefore, the stimuli associated with them elicited equivalent dopamine release.

Further investigations including socially rewarding interactions with artificial agents, for example interactions with androids [11], will be necessary to confirm this interpretation.

"One interpretation is that extremely shy children have an increased sensitivity to many types of stimuli--both frightening and rewarding," says Guyer.

Given that the intake of rewarding food is driven not only by the need to balance energy expenditure but also by its rewarding properties, an obvious interpretation of these results is that ghrelin acts not only at the level of the hypothalamus but also via the reward systems of the brain to increase the consumption of rewarding foods.