Sentence examples for bloody interpretation from inspiring English sources

"It was a film loosely based on history, but it was a particularly bloody interpretation of our past".

Over the last nine years, the "Left Behind" series, which is based on Dr. LaHaye's literal, bloody interpretation of the Book of Revelation, has become one of the biggest surprise hits in American popular culture.

He added, "Many people have asked me, Do you think they will finish the series before Christ comes?" Over the last nine years, the "Left Behind" series, which is based on Dr. LaHaye's literal, bloody interpretation of the Book of Revelation, has become one of the biggest surprise hits in American popular culture.

It was a bloody-minded interpretation.

Those artists you mention have hyper-clarity and high shine in their vision, while I have a muddy, bloody, menstrual-spermic interpretation.

Perrault's tale ends with a tacked-on moral about the fleeting pleasures and damning consequences of a woman's curiosity, but Ms. Breillat favors a Freudian interpretation: the bloody key as a symbolic nod to the loss of the heroine's virginity.

It asked what the victory was for, and it did so with such boldness that the Committee on UnAmerican Activities kept a close watch on Hammerstein during the 1950s.' He believes that new disasters can be seen incubating in it, and this prophetic foresight guides his interpretation of Bloody Mary, the Tonkinese trader in grass skirts and shrunken heads who prostitutes her daughter Liat to Cable.

According to the show's interpretation of that bloody conflict of the mid-1930s, which pitted political virtue against fascistic evil, the group of New Yorkers it focuses on — whose best-known members became famous as the Abraham Lincoln Brigade — were heroes indeed.

This edition of John R. Kelso's Civil War memoir presents a firsthand account of an ordinary man's extraordinary battlefield experiences along with his evolving interpretation of what the bloody struggle meant.

This needle can also provide less bloody and less contaminated specimens, which may facilitate on-site interpretation [ 9, 10].

If you don't know, the Lone Ranger is actually John Reid -- in this interpretation, he's a lawyer who is the only survivor of a bloody ambush that leaves his brother dead.