Sentence examples similar to scene interpretive from inspiring English sources
Sometimes Dr. Vaux's categories seem too broad, her net too tight, her readings likely to catch any scene in their interpretive weave.
The first scene were done by interpretive instruction take deep breaths, sound like a firework, now a squirrel.
She brings distinctive interpretive touches to extended scenes from "Elektra," "Die Frau Ohne Schatten" and "Salome," and exudes vocal charisma.
Joseph and his brother Stewart, who until Korea, pretty much confined themselves to being experts and interpretive reporters of the political scene.
They feel like scenes from a play, and the actress takes sublime interpretive hold of them.
Scenes include the video's female character performing some interpretive dance moves in a dark neighborhood street, while the guy goes searching for her (and perhaps life's answers) in a sprawling grass field.
He coaxes her into jumping into a swimming pool, and in the movie's funniest and most complicated scene she dresses up as an Indian and does a wild interpretive dance to Johnny Preston's vintage novelty hit "Running Bear".
The arrival on the jurisprudential scene in the mid-1980s of Ronald Dworkin's powerful new account of law as an interpretive concept, with concomitant implications for the activities of both judges and legal theorists (see Dworkin 1986) also did much to contribute to interest in the role of interpretation in legal reasoning.
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
