Sentence examples for a dark interpretation from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the morning rehearsal, Mr. Horowitz predicted a dark interpretation, heavily tinged (or untinged) by shadows of war.

But Maskhadov puts a dark interpretation on this sequence of events.

Mr. Sikorski had a darker interpretation.

Of course, a darker interpretation can be put on Morsi's actions.

A darker interpretation was that only shoddy management could have allowed such a situation to develop.

The Alpine Symphony fared better, partly because Slatkin, understanding the work's Nietzschean subtext, offered us a darker interpretation than many.

In the Coe era, the Fellowship's international outreach intensified, with an emphasis on a private, faith-based diplomacy that scored several quiet triumphs but also invited a darker interpretation of the Fellowship's motivations.

In 1943, the Council on Books in Wartime distributed fifty thousand copies of "Come In" to U.S. troops stationed overseas, as a morale-builder, but the writer makes a darker interpretation of the poem, relating it to death and Dante.

But there is a darker, interpretation – that the authorities had noted how effective Swartz had become as an activist (he had, after all, mobilised the net community to stop the internet censorship legislation of the SOPA bill), and they were determined to make an example of him pour décourager les autres.

Bannon has a darker interpretation of Thucydides than Xi.

A darker interpretation of Gorka's refusal to describe Islam as a religion is that he does not think it is one.