Sentence examples for eccentric interpretation from inspiring English sources

His is fondly remembered as the most gloriously eccentric interpretation of the character.

Realizing that he must attach himself to one of the political parties, he made a somewhat eccentric interpretation of Toryism, which some features of his radicalism fitted.

An eccentric interpretation of the Goethe play, "Faust" is mesmerizing, at times predictably if divertingly bewildering and beautiful, with images that burn into your memory, like that of an embracing couple falling into a lake in a vision of desire and the abyss that invokes "L'Atalante" but is definitely Sokurovian.

Rossetti's eccentric interpretations of Dante are now considered unacceptable, but he transmitted his love of Italian poetry and in particular his reverence for Dante's La vita nuova and La divina commedia to his sons and daughters.

Mr. Porter said he strove to avoid "extreme stylization" and "eccentric interpretations," explaining in an interview with The Times in 1977 that classic plays demanded "a kind of orthodoxy". At the same time, he said, his goal was to make them realistic to modern audiences.

Despite some eccentric interpretations, Terrasson and Parker constantly bring new perspective to the familiar jazz repertoire.

This is not as eccentric an interpretation as it sounds.

Even his cello playing became more eccentric: his interpretation of the Dvorak Concerto degenerated into a string of grotesque mannerisms - although no one who heard it will forget the performance he gave of this Czech masterpiece at a Promenade Concert broadcast from the Royal Albert Hall in London.

"I do think... that the speaker's interpretation was eccentric, but I don't think it is part of a plot or undermines his standing or any of those things". Mr Bercow rejected calls to publish the advice he had received from his clerks.

Two recent French films differ in their interpretations of eccentric love.

The eccentric minimalist protopunk Jonathan Richman's interpretation feels both sincere and ironic.