Sentence examples for creating interpretations from inspiring English sources

In creating interpretations, the interpreter enjoys the freedom to create anew, as Hamann created his characteristic prose from pre-existing texts, while creating a new meaningful piece.

He and his collaborator in the project, the Italian artist Davide Balliano (four other collaborative groups created interpretations as well), have reimagined the Train scene in Act I of "Einstein" — with its mixture of abstract movement and gesture, performed in the shadow of a tall crane and a huge old-fashioned locomotive — and have done so in a refreshing way.

This year marks the 400th anniversary of the playwright's death, and to commemorate this momentous occasion, two artists have created interpretations of the Bard's likeness.

It's an evening which gives a clear demonstration of the difference between a contract singer and a seasoned artist who brings her emotional depth and keen intellect to bear on a song; a woman who has not only dissected a lyric but worked closely with a top-notch arranger to create interpretations that will challenge her audience and inspire them to think.

The small group then presents the created interpretation to the whole class.

He began adding his own flourishes, creating the interpretations on his album.

The French design duo Catherine Lévy, below left, and Sigolène Prébois -- better known as Tsé & Tsé -- have been creating poetic interpretations of everyday objects to international acclaim since they joined forces nearly 16 years ago.

Official Xbox Magazine UKs Mike Channell believed the "mashups also feel even more playful this time around", creating new interpretations of the lyrics of songs through the mixing.

Roberts (2001) made general reference to low-dose multiple mechanisms working in opposite directions creating erroneous interpretations.

"It's been a huge challenge, but what a pleasure creating an interpretation of something you so admire", designer Jeremy Dixon tells me.

Stories: the interpretations of experiences which are regarded as reality, leading to conflict with other people who have created differing interpretations of the same events.