Sentence examples for audacious interpretation from inspiring English sources

Such an audacious interpretation may not be for everyone, but it is a fresh and entertaining take on a well-worn classic that deserved its standing ovation.

It is not uninteresting to analyze T. Cavalier-Smith's treatments of his explicit and implicit methodological principles all along a paper, and how, sometimes while he pretends to practice the most solid mainstream hard core science, he is in fact proposing audacious heterodox interpretations.

Calasso's interpretation of Cleopatra as audacious hostess, at the moment when she trumps her lover, is an elegant piece of analysis in which the crossed interests of love and political ambition, along with those of Roman power and Oriental mysticism, are climactically joined.

The ability to listen repeatedly to works at home, to learn music from a recorded baseline of traditional interpretation, has placed the original and the audacious performer in the front lines of the modernity of classical music.

A Yale graduate, a Rhodes scholar, an audacious investor, a Presbyterian who preached open-mindedness and eschewed literal interpretations of Scripture, Mr. Templeton — who began annual meetings with prayers, he said, to clear the minds of shareholders — made billions as a pioneer in his globally diversified Templeton funds, often taking the old advice of "buy low, sell high" to extremes.

He began with a thoughtful interpretation of Opus 11, the third piece of which is the most harmonically and structurally audacious of the three.

The audacious tactic worked.

That's rather audacious.

We are audacious".

Audacious stroke.

(Audacious, but perhaps unwise).