Sentence examples for an impressionistic take from inspiring English sources

Kaze tachinu (2013; The Wind Rises) was an impressionistic take on the life of engineer Horikoshi Jiro, who designed fighter planes used by the Japanese during World War II.

Directed and choreographed by Martha Clarke, with text by Alfred Uhry, the 70-minute dance-theater work offers an impressionistic take on the life and struggles of the Shakers' founder, Ann Lee (1736-84).

What emerges is an impressionistic take that captures the thrill of the music, the enthusiasm of the fans and the lingering hint of melancholy as Murphy and crew create one last party.

The novel, by Walter Tevis, was first adapted into a film starring Bowie in 1976 – this new stage version interpolates Bowie songs into a more impressionistic take on the material.

Hand drawn by its creator, director, and illustrator Sébastien Laudenbach, the film's beautiful 2D animation is a freeform, Impressionistic take on fantasy.

Each night before I run our presidential forecast model, I make a guess at what it will say based on my impressionistic take on the data from that day.

We've previously seen Stephanie Jung's photographs of European cities and Pep Ventosa's impressionistic take on famous landmarks, and now photographer Florian Mueller has created similar compositions in his Multivision series.

Not every one is a masterpiece — some are fairly standard sports docs — but no sports or movie fan should miss Brett Morgen's impressionistic take on the day of O.J. Simpson's Bronco chase, or Steve James' thoughtful look at the racial implications of Allen Iverson's high school arrest, or Dan Klores' comic-operatic piece about the Pacers/Knicks playoff rivalry in the Reggie Miller era.

Still, for her and others throughout the field, the price for the Steichen -- an impressionistic image taken on a Westchester County, N.Y., pond in 1904 -- is being viewed as a sea change, one that could have an effect on prices and prestige that reaches even into the contemporary market.

Still, since impressionistic takes on the whims of the market are part of the decision making process, it's a useful data point in Yellen's favor.

The first feature to appear in the MoMA Voices section will be a series of 30-second videos — created with the help of the Swiss artist Thilo Hoffman — of museum workers, curators and members giving their impressionistic takes on the 80-year-old institution.