James uses the actress's modifiers ("dull," "plain," "slow," "dutiful," "commonplace") but adds alternate interpretations: Catherine may have been quiet rather than dull, ladylike instead of plain, not stolid or irresponsive, only painfully shy.
The use of software for image collection, analysis and, to some degree, interpretation is commonplace.
Pollini's technical mastery is undisputed, but the idea that he is too emotionally detached, that he "interrogates" music as opposed to conducting a "sympathetic interpretation", has become a commonplace of discussion about his work.
Lefèvre's language of numbers as composed of units is commonplace, but it serves a realist interpretation of Aristotle's category of discrete quantity.
Studies of the past few decades — including "King and Messiah as Son of God" (Adela Yarbro Collins and John J. Collins) and my own "Sex and the Single Savior: Gender and Sexuality in Biblical Interpretation" — have overturned these once commonplace assumptions.
That names might indicate something about the things to which they refer was a commonplace of the Renaissance, with origins in the interpretation of Plato's Cratylus.
In the decades that followed, EMS performance, interpretation, and transmission of ECGs has become commonplace and has been shown to positively impact patient care [38].
The many artistic recreations, though commonplace and more lifelike than skeletons, invite scientific criticism as being projections of particular interpretations of Neanderthal appearances and behavior.
The achievement of Mr. Drury's play, and of Mr. Dayan's restrained but compelling interpretation of it, is in how it exposes alienation as a commonplace state of mind.
In fact, current interpretations suggest the Ninth was simply transferred to the Rhine valley, and then to obscurity – a rather commonplace fate for such a renowned outfit.
