Sentence examples for an interpretation of a from inspiring English sources

It's an interpretation of a familiar song.

As a director or actor, you have to give an interpretation of a line.

She offered something more than an interpretation of a role — she just was.

Validity refers to the degree in which an interpretation of a test score is supported by evidence.

"What I've written," she said, "is an interpretation of a life that was much sadder than anyone dreamed".

It's not just that Boyd has written an interpretation of a novel that's nearly as long as the novel itself; he has plenty of precursors on that front.

The centerpiece is a pointed but never vicious re-creation, or rather an interpretation, of a live interview Crawford gave at Town Hall in 1973 (1 30).

Thoroughly plastic and trinketlike, this show seems less like an interpretation of a movie musical than of the figurines and toys it inspired.

We were interrupted by the newborn's father, a goat farmer, as he began giving a d'var Torah, an interpretation of a Bible passage.

Mr. Morandi said there would be a cupola above the front hallway, "which we did as an interpretation of a cupola in the main seminary building".

On one hand, he dismissed the teaching of the Council of Chalcedon (451) as open to an interpretation of a dual personhood in Christ.