Sentence examples for chilling interpretation from inspiring English sources
Although unaware that the stakes had been raised, the sold-out audience inside the opera house sensed something special in her chilling interpretation of the mad scene, erupting with a rapturous ovation.
It had attracted little congressional interest until this week, when a former top power regulator offered a more chilling interpretation.
The first 9/11 was just one act in a drama which began in 1962, when John F. Kennedy shifted the mission of the Latin American military from "hemispheric defense" -- an anachronistic holdover from World War II -- to "internal security," a concept with a chilling interpretation in U.S.-dominated Latin American circles.
His uncompromising lyrical vision is given a vivid, if chill, interpretation by Bergman.
The Bottom Line was still the right place to hear Jane Siberry's mystical pop-folk songs or Ute Lemper's chilling modern cabaret interpretations.
Rupert Goold's good and nasty interpretation of "Macbeth," now chilling the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music through March 22, has enough flash, blood and mutilated bodies to satisfy a Wes Craven fan.
Reducing translation to a mechanical task is admirable, but in a way chilling — though admittedly, in this case, little but a mechanical translation is called for, and artifice and interpretation are superfluous.
It is indeed chilling to think that we may continue to lose tens of thousands of people from gunfire each year because of the interpretation given to the placing of a comma hundreds of years ago.
