Sentence examples for dark interpretation from inspiring English sources

Griffin counters what she calls "the dark interpretation" of the industrial revolution in a provocative study.

Highlighting… Griffin counters what she calls "the dark interpretation" of the industrial revolution in a provocative study.

Charlotte Moore directs this decidedly dark interpretation, in which harm is done — sometimes consciously, sometimes inadvertently — by and to virtually every character.

On the basis of the morning rehearsal, Mr. Horowitz predicted a dark interpretation, heavily tinged (or untinged) by shadows of war.

But Maskhadov puts a dark interpretation on this sequence of events.

An eerie nervous energy overshadow's the mood, and a cleanness washes over the production value of a track that's a dancefloor-ready, dark interpretation of European house.

The fact is that Spielberg invites any number of dark interpretations and then calmly, one by one, bats them away.

Each of this week's performances will probably be wildly different – and with two out three shows already sold out, it is hoped that her return to New York will lead to further shows and more dark interpretations.

"All power is of one kind, a sharing of the nature of the world": that is another of Emerson's sayings, and is subject to dark interpretations in a US determined to share in the nature of all the world.

Mr. Sikorski had a darker interpretation.

Of course, a darker interpretation can be put on Morsi's actions.