Sentence examples for a classic interpretation from inspiring English sources

All of this surrounding context can overwhelm discussion of the on-the-field play, which, even at this nascent stage, offers a classic interpretation of Street Fighter.

His TV portrayal of James Duffy, in Joyce's story A Painful Case (1984), is regarded as a classic interpretation of a classic character.

A classic interpretation is a plain-jane crepe; very fine, but it's too tempting to embellish with regional flavors.

"Freedom comes in many shapes and sizes, but a classic interpretation is high speed travel, say skiing, or riding a bike downhill.

A few classic interpretations are truly exceptional and a few favorite artists really were unique, but often the focus on older recordings by collectors is a sentimental one; a disease called "Golden Ageism", caused by the emotional footprint that the first exposure to a particular interpretation leaves.

Above all, Germans do not see the conflict in Afghanistan as a war in the classic interpretation of one country fighting another.

Formation of a plastic hinge in its classic interpretation is practically impossible for pre-stressed concrete elements because development of plastic deformations can begin in pre-stressed steel or in compressed concrete, but not simultaneously.

However, I believe that the classic interpretation, the lesson for people of a certain mind-set today, is that you should own only what you can carry.

Since the classic interpretation of Einstein's special theory of relativity by Hermann Minkowski, a Lithuanian-German mathematician, it has been clear that physics has to do not with two entities, space and time, taken separately, but with a unitary entity space-time, in which, however, timelike and spacelike directions can be distinguished.

Since the classic interpretation of Einstein's special theory of relativity by Hermann Minkowski, a Lithuanian-German mathematician, it has been clear that physics has to do not with two entities, space and time, taken separately, but with a unitary entity space time, in which, however, timelike and spacelike directions can be distinguished.

The classic interpretation of this test is that increased locomotion indicates decreased fearfulness.