Sentence examples for fascinating interpretation from inspiring English sources

That's not to suggest that OlliOlli requires an intimacy with skateboarding, and it is certainly not a simulation, but for anyone who has travelled with a deck beneath their feet, this is a fascinating interpretation of the experience.

In one of the film's most enigmatic scenes Barbara's prospective love interest launches into a fascinating interpretation of a Rembrandt painting — a moment Mr. Petzold described as "an intellectual seduction".

But I've heard Evan play changes in his own way just the same (on Monk tunes in a tribute to Steve Lacy for example) and develop a kind of parallel, rhythmically related and appropriately phrased line that isn't juggling the related notes of the chords, but is a fascinating interpretation of the original theme in its own way.

Below, our interview with Brooks on his fascinating interpretation of the GTA universe.

As the products of both art and science, maps are often fascinating interpretations of the perceived world.

In fact, some fascinating interpretations evolved over the years, especially in music by Schubert, and the quartet took a greater interest in Shostakovich, among others.

Confucius said that we do not know life, how can we know death (Analects XI 11) That Okada took this particular passage from the Confucian Analects as his response to my question about a radical atheist construction of the meaning of the world and humanity in the 20th century is a fascinating exegetical interpretation and adaptation to a contemporary concern.

Nietzsche places such disgust at the heart of a brief, but fascinating and overlooked, interpretation of Hamlet in The Birth of Tragedy.

I find his courage to take a very distinctive path with his interpretations fascinating.

After the publication of Orientalism set off a firestorm of criticism from every angle of the east-west divide, Said declared, in a retrospective essay, that "the orient-versus-occident opposition was both misleading and highly undesirable; the less it was given credit for actually describing anything more than a fascinating history of interpretations and contesting interests, the better".

But as the film observes the edgy relationship of Hitler Noahh Taylor and Max Rothman John Cusackck), the warmly solicitous (and fictional) German-Jewish art dealer who advises him, it presents a fascinating and psychologically credible interpretation of events that may have been crucial to that monster's formation.