Sentence examples for traditional interpreters from inspiring English sources
"traditional interpreters" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to people who interpret or translate verbal and written communication between two or more parties, usually in a formal setting. For example, "The court requested the services of traditional interpreters to bridge the language gap between the judge and the defendant."
The religious within my family spanned the seven lands of love, as Rumi said of Attar's spiritual travels, from dervishes to strict, traditional interpreters to zealous revolutionaries, contemptuously called hezbollahi – one of those stereotype-rich labels I hate.
Similarly, one of the many alleged transgressions traditional interpreters have pinned on Nadav and Avihu is that they remained (due to their arrogance) unmarried (Midrash Rabbah 20 10).
This is a topic that had first been taken up by Alexandre Kojève (1969), and which has been appealed to in non-Kojèvean ways recently by a number of non-traditional interpreters in order to give a quite different accounts of Hegel's notion of Spirit (Honneth 1995; Ikäheimo and Laitinen 2011; Pippin 2008; Redding 1996; Williams 1992 , 1997.
(There are no traditional sign-language interpreters to one side of the stage in this show, as all the signing is integrated into the action).
They are, to my ears, the very best interpreters of traditional material presently going.
Brobeck also expanded the interpreter's traditional role.
The previous music director, Yuri Temirkanov, was a maestro in the traditional mold, a fervent interpreter of familiar repertory.
The death earlier this year of Bill Foggitt, 91, deprived Britain of the chief interpreter of traditional portents of weather.
In several numbers the singer's traditional role as primary interpreter is matched and even surpassed by the other instruments.
(Holden) JACK JONES (Tonight and Tomorrow) At 67, the lion king of lounge singers is probably the most technically accomplished male interpreter of traditional pop since Mel Tormé.
Suddenly Mr. Tyrell, who had never before sung popular standards, found himself hailed by Rosemary Clooney and other pre-rock paragons as a powerful interpreter of traditional pop.
