Sentence examples for famous interpretation from inspiring English sources

With Richard III, not only did a very famous actor do a very famous interpretation, but it's on film.

A famous interpretation of the klismos form came with the chairs made in Boston, Mass., by Samuel Gragg in the opening years of the 19th century.

Chevalier, as Jourdan's rakish, aging uncle, opens the film with his famous interpretation of "Thank Heaven for Little Girls," but Minnelli makes the unheralded Mr. Jourdan the movie's emotional center.

The really difficult thing with great Shakespeare roles, as if they're not difficult enough in themselves, is the list of very famous actors who will have done very famous interpretations.

As well as capturing famous interpretations, the show offers surprises, including a newspaper photo of the future Queen Elizabeth II and her sister, Princess Margaret, costumed for a benefit staging of "Aladdin" during World War II.

Then, in 1999, she released a project that had occupied her for two years: "Traveling Miles," a self-produced tribute to Miles Davis that, focussing more on Davis's jazz-fusion compositions than on his famous interpretations of standards, received mixed notices but endures as one of the most substantive of numberless Davis homages.

The famous Freudian interpretations of the play are executed here in 3D closeup.

Out of this 11, 4 have effect sizes between small and medium but significant according to Cohen's D famous suggested interpretations (higher than 0.2).

Carmen (1949) was one of Petit's most popular ballets; the choreography was passionate and erotic, and Jeanmaire became famous for her interpretation of the title role.

So struck by it was he that his most famous work, The Interpretation of Dreams, published in 1900, includes a dream he had many years later of being on the beach and picking up a starfish.

When, ten years later, another traveling retrospective of Freud's paintings came to MOCA, I discovered a painting -- a relatively small, modest still life of a pillow and an open book -- which had even more specific references to Sigmund Freud and his famous book, The Interpretation of Dreams.