Sentence examples for being interpreted by a from inspiring English sources

(Sinagra) THE MUSIC OF NICK DRAKE (Tomorrow) This curious tribute features the oneiric songs of the depressive British dreamy genius Drake being interpreted by a local male-female duo who usually play a kind of operatic Broadway-ized rockabilly.

The Hymn to Saint Cecilia (1942) recovered an English 17th-century sense of musical form while its libretto by Auden showed the same dazzling combination of a classical structure being interpreted by a modernist temperament.

Each of the 189 works of literature covered is being interpreted by a comics artist, with 130 illustrators contributing to the project including Robert Crumb, Will Eisner and Hunt Emerson.

Because his works have not yet been anointed as "classics" or "master works," audiences and dancers alike are denied the wealth that comes from well-honed, repeated performances, and the richness that results from the same works being interpreted by a variety of great artists.

Four of the focus groups were interpreted by a bilingual community worker and three were interpreted by an accredited interpreter.

Mr. Putin's remarks were interpreted by a translator.

Rules on construction in the Highlands will largely be interpreted by a 15-member panel -- to be approved by the Legislature -- with virtual veto power over developments.

The subtle changes in current are interpreted by a computer to make a contour map of the hills and valleys of the atomic terrain.

No matter how that play is interpreted by a coach on another team or a fan of another team, Warren Sapp made no error whatsoever.

The university disagreed and said the tweet would be interpreted by a reasonable person as a threat to the academic progress of McDougall.

Quick Response codes are basically two-dimensional bar codes that can be interpreted by a cellphone camera equipped with a code-reading app.