Sentence examples for sympathetic interpretations from inspiring English sources

Chinese historians, too, have offered more sympathetic interpretations of Cixi and other Qing court figures who resisted more radical calls for change in the late 19th century.

Mr. Rustioni's propulsive and exciting yet sympathetic interpretation is especially impressive.

"Thomas Kuhn" (Princeton University Press) by Alexander Bird, a philosopher at the University of Edinburgh, evaluates Kuhn's analyses of normal and revolutionary science, providing a critical yet sympathetic interpretation.

And despite how much he enjoys imitating Lorre's voice — he says he sometimes falls asleep listening to recordings of Lorre on the radio — his performance in "Addicted to Bad Ideas" is less impersonation than sympathetic interpretation.

Pollini's technical mastery is undisputed, but the idea that he is too emotionally detached, that he "interrogates" music as opposed to conducting a "sympathetic interpretation", has become a commonplace of discussion about his work.

(Once again, Herder had set the tone here -- both by developing a very sympathetic interpretation of ancient Judaism and by forcefully criticizing modern anti-semitism).

Wherever this cipher is hypostatically defined as mere positive fact of belief, he concluded however, the freedom of transcendence obtained through the sympathetic interpretation and recuperation of this cipher is obstructed.

A reviewer for the Times called the book "a sympathetic and convincing interpretation of Negro life by a member of an 'outside' race".

His usually sympathetic, sometimes overgenerous interpretation of others' motives has been a hallmark of his character at least since his student days.

They need sympathetic perception and imaginative interpretation to turn their data into a plausible historical story.

Justice Felix Frankfurter, dissenting in a 1943 decision that struck down a law requiring students to salute the flag, reminded his colleagues that he was, as a Jew, a member of "the most vilified and persecuted minority in history" and thus likely to be sympathetic to a broad interpretation of freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution.