Sentence examples for very interpretive from inspiring English sources

Honestly, it can be very interpretive and very subjective.

I also love Julie Kent - we're working on Frederick Ashton's A Month in the Country at ABT - a debut for us - working in a piece like that is very interpretive and emotional.

Yet she has no real interpretive skills.

There has been much study of Proust in the meantime, not all of it simply genetic, or trivial -- actually, some of the very best interpretive work on Proust has appeared over the past 30-odd years.

This big colorful graphic novel tells a very stylized and interpretive version of the life of Brian Epstein starting from the point in his life when he began managing the Beatles.

"Nina had interpretive powers very young," Lesia told me.

"Fundamentalism," he says, "relies on the very thing it repudiates: interpretive latitude".

Bess was a 1st generation American, a draftsperson, student of psychology, very political, opinionated, an interpretive dancer, and lover of all things folk.

This simple, but fundamental shift in approach provides museums with a very different opportunity for interpretive program and a revitalized perspective on historical mission.

In the early days of the reform, this robust identification with the "initial" organizational form made the journey towards the appropriation of the new FMG interpretive schema very difficult.

A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought "We remain very, very far apart on virtually all issues".