Sentence examples for vital interpretations from inspiring English sources

Throughout the play the extremes of cruelty and goodness embodied in the characters have been smoothed and softened, which would be more interesting if the actors could supply, in the place of the purity or the perfidy, more nuanced but equally vital interpretations.

The Sacconis led up to it with an account of Mozart's Hoffmeister Quartet in which their fine balance and near flawless ensemble provided the bedrock for a graceful yet rhythmically vital interpretation; and a performance of Mendelssohn's great F minor Quartet whose fury and ferocity set the scene for what was to come.

After an energetic ramble through Brahms's Double Concerto, with Alina Pogostkina and Robert deMaine as the soloists, Gražinytė-Tyla offered a vital, sinewy interpretation of Mahler's First Symphony.

Accurate determination of infarct size is thus vital in interpretation of these outcomes.

But as Geertz [ 51] said that "The Field" itself is a "powerful force: assertive, demanding, even coercive" so that the political and research contexts are vital for interpretation.

It is in the interpretation of base excess that the Stewart principles are vital to guide interpretation.

But as scores became more specific, the vital attribute of interpretation diminished.

Her 2014 debut with the LA Phil was picked by the New Yorker's Alex Ross as one of his top 10 performances of the year, acclaiming her "vital and sinewy interpretation" of Mahler's First.

The IGY formalized international co-operation and coordinated study of cosmic rays, which is vital for meaningful interpretation of cosmic-ray data.

Hence the derivation of site-specific calibration functions is vital for the interpretation of measurements with low-cost soil moisture sensors.

Physics-based computational approaches can serve a vital role in interpretation of more indirect data as well as hypothesis generation and experimental design.