Sentence examples for an extraordinary interpretation from inspiring English sources

Robert Hill offered an extraordinary interpretation of the title role.

It's an extraordinary interpretation, both thoughtful and in-your-face-explicit.

He gives an extraordinary interpretation of Hamlet in his prodigious failure of a book, Pierre; or, The Ambiguities.

I've always had a bit of a problem with the piece: it's a little too nakedly emotional, too "performative," a work that, unlike the Violin and Cello Concertos, needs an extraordinary interpretation to be truly convincing.

Critics were mostly baffled by the uniformly slow tempi and lethargic approach, which made singing very difficult indeed for a great artist such as the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote in a vocally extraordinary interpretation of Das Lied von der Erde.

Her writing is unique, choosing fascinating subjects and combining Sebaldian meditation alongside extraordinary interpretations of art, literature and personal experience.

Yet Jungr's extraordinary interpretations of songs such as "Every Grain of Sand" and "Sara" have seen her elected to an elite company of memorable cover artists, alongside Jimi Hendrix and the Byrds.

A particularly favorite part of the program for me was the Readings from Jack Kerouac's On the Road with music, with some extraordinary interpretations by Michael Shannon, Adira Amram, Suzanne Hayes, Larry Kirwan, and John Ventimiglia.

These are extraordinary interpretations, particularly in view of the long-standing belief of scientists and laypeople alike that Spiegel et al. [ 42] had demonstrated a strong effect of psychological intervention on survival that was not anticipated and that was not readily explained theoretically.

It just says: as far as we can tell, this is how it was and in its own quiet way, the film has done an extraordinary job of reconstruction and interpretation.

An extraordinary talent, an extraordinary human being, an extraordinary friend.