Sentence examples for familiar interpretations from inspiring English sources

A more casual alternative to the borrowed-from-the-ladies man bags of recent years, the backpack was seen all over the fall runways, in both familiar interpretations (Louis Vuitton rediscovered the expedition-worthy rucksack) and new ones (Master-Piece's digitized Navajo print, below, and Prada's acidic camouflage).

By the same token Speziale-Bagliacca's reading of "Madame Bovary" provides comparably "surprising" reversals of more familiar interpretations -- that Flaubert was actually more identified with Charles Bovary than with Emma; that Charles is actually the more interesting, complex character in the book; that the drama of the book is plotted -- albeit unconsciously -- by Charles.

It encourages the reader to examine familiar interpretations in a new light, drawing attention to many interesting parallels". "This is a penetrating if scathing critique of unfulfilled expectations and lost opportunities in the wake of Nigeria's march toward a modern nation-state...

Set in a virtually life-sized dollhouse, replete with playground, swing set, and stripper pole, the space sees different artists throughout the month creating "an immersive performance event deriving from the familiar interpretations of "'home' / house / suburb / doll / movement poetics and culture".

Set in a virtually life-sized dollhouse, replete with playground, swing set, and stripper pole, the space sees different artists throughout the month creating "an immersive performance event deriving from the familiar interpretations of "'home' / house / suburb / doll / movement poetics and culture". Can you talk a little bit about yourselves and how you came together to create FlucT?

It hasn't blunted the impact of Gardiner's familiar interpretation, either.

These books try to redefine the familiar interpretation of Modernism that flourished during the last century.

While it's rare in the 15 years I've been coming here that I've left a Shakespearean production feeling dazzled, it's equally rare that I've left without feeling the satisfaction and illumination that comes with hearing a familiar, interpretation-crusted story told so clearly that you see it with fresh eyes.

With some caveats, this has the familiar interpretation as the average length of the shortest description of an observation from that variable, or how 'uncertain' a particular random variable is (Cover and Thomas2006).

A social welfare functional (SWFL), also denoted F, is a function that assigns to each profile (in some domain of admissible profiles) a social preference relation R = F(W1, W2, …, Wn) on X, with the familiar interpretation.

It's a harsh (and familiar) interpretation of queerness, but if anything, it's historically accurate.