Sentence examples for A personal interpretation from inspiring English sources

"Within" has allowed them to mold a role into a personal interpretation.

This is a personal interpretation, but I wonder whether the loss of certain strands of my mother's identity was altogether a terrible thing.

If an artist wants to preserve a listener's ability to have a personal interpretation of a lyric, he may have to forgo the financial gain associated with a commercial license".

In a delicious paradox, it may be that having a conductor -- a good one, at least -- to follow and to resist gives orchestral players not only a personal interpretation but also a greater liberty.

Performances were as short as fourteen hours and as long as twenty-four, as each player provided a personal interpretation of Satie's original tempo directive: "très lent," or "very slowly".

After the transition period, he said, foreigners would presumably have to apply for visas at French consulates, But the official stressed that this was a personal interpretation and was not based on official information.

From her subtle changes in the melody and timing of a piece to her ability to inject sorrow, heartache, and also joy and enthusiasm into a lyric, she brought a unique, personal interpretation to dozens of songs.

Having performed 4'33" himself and as a composer in his own right, Gann offers the reader both an expert's analysis and a highly personal interpretation of Cage's most divisive work.

More cryptic but equally vivid is "Hound Voice" (the title, like that of the show, is from Yeats), an almost mythological depiction of three nude men on a spit of sand, with dogs and slain deer; it is a very personal interpretation of Yeats's poetic call for quickened human response to the urgency and drama of the world.

She had an uncanny ability to remember and say it, not in rote but with a certain personal interpretation".

In 1977 after a brief stint as the chef at P.S. 77, an outpost of fine dining on the Upper West Side, she opened her own place, Restaurant Leslie, on Cornelia Street in Greenwich Village, with nine tables and a highly personal interpretation of nouvelle cuisine.