Sentence examples for sympathetic interpreter from inspiring English sources
In the finale the lines are there, all right, readily apparent and needing only a sympathetic interpreter to let them breathe and expand.
A sympathetic interpreter could make a lot of all this, but as presented here — in an insufficiently dark, walk-through space — the general effect is frustratingly vague.
NO composition or body of work is so utterly forbidding that a sympathetic interpreter can't make a solid case for it.
The small groups Dameron led on the East Coast and in Europe from the late 1940s to the mid-1950s were the height of his achievement; they included outstanding musicians such as trumpeters Fats Navarro, who was his most sympathetic interpreter, and Clifford Brown.
A live composer can give guidance and with luck might find sympathetic interpreters.
Sympathetic interpreters have taken up the notion of "criteria," which Wittgenstein used but did not develop in any detail.
Sympathetic interpreters (such as Klima 2000) have offered ways for Anselm to respond, but at least one commentator (Wolterstorff 1993) argues that Anselm offers no such rejoinder, precisely because he knew Gaunilo's criticism was unanswerable but could not bring himself to admit that fact.
Beautifully wrought, this showcase for Gordon's art songs (set to poetry by, among others, Langston Hughes and Dorothy Parker) and more Populist efforts couldn't have gotten more sympathetic interpreters than those heard here.
Ms. Molaskey is as sympathetic an interpreter of his work as Blossom Dearie, with whom he used to perform.
Bacon also found a sympathetic reader and interpreter in the great secular scholar of the Sorbonne, Peter of Limoges (d. 1306).
Armed with a camera, a global positioning monitor to determine precise location, and a list of camps that Western and Middle Eastern officials have identified as sponsored by Osama bin Laden, the reporter and an Afghan-American interpreter who is sympathetic to the Taliban set out in a Foreign Ministry car with a guide from the Interior Ministry, which conducts surveillance.
