Sentence examples for bold interpretations from inspiring English sources

The Yale Repertory Theater (1120 Chapel Street; 203-432-1234; www.yale.edu/yalereproducesces new plays and bold interpretations of classics on three stages.

The reviewers, however, have tended to agree, praising Mr. Brown's deep research, vivid prose and bold interpretations while offering their own nods to the book's contemporary relevance.

The pianist Ethan Iverson — the former music director of the Mark Morris Dance Group and an integral part of the Bad Plus, the jazz trio known for bold interpretations of rock and pop songs — will perform pieces by Shostakovich, Schoenberg, Gershwin, Ives, and others.

These days rambunctious Republicans in the House demand that "activist" judges cease to make policy by bold interpretations of the law; they threaten to destroy judges' independence by impeaching the top activists; their allies in the Senate refuse to confirm new judges to fill around 100 vacant seats on the federal benches.

De Grey's bold interpretations can put him out on a limb, and some scientists view his optimism about antiaging treatments as premature and naive.

Wise, the scientist most identified with the pleasure interpretation of dopamine activity in the 1980s, withdrew from such bold interpretations and gives his reasons against this one in his accessible 1994 and more thorough 1999.

"People on the jury saw it as a very bold interpretation of the void".

It's a bold interpretation – if a somewhat strange target to take aim at given the rather larger evils abroad in the Weimar era.

11.55am: "Surely the best pronunciation of the tournament has to go to the ITV commentator, not sure which one however, who went for a bold interpretation of the South Africa and Fulham midfielder Kagisho Dikgacoi," notes Ben Smith.

He offers a particularly bold interpretation of Montezuma's devotion to his palace zoo, arguing that he saw Cortés and his men as exotic creatures and hoped to learn by studying them.

The concert ended with a bold interpretation of the Symphony of Psalms, in which Mr. Thomas encouraged the nearly 120 choristers to sing out robustly, making this sacred symphony seem an anthem of fear and exultation.