Sentence examples for fierce interpretation of from inspiring English sources

It certainly becomes Mr. Fiennes's fierce interpretation of Martius, his eyes shining in a face streaked in blood.

Their fierce interpretation of Islam was not to his taste: Mr Masoud had been brought up with western ideas of personal freedom.

Unfettered by Thailand's draconian lèse-majesté laws, or the fierce interpretations of what constitutes defamation in Singapore and Malaysia, the press is vibrant and free.

She will be joined in the program by I Made Djimat, 52, renowned for his interpretation of the fierce warrior dance Baris Tungal, and Ida Bagus Suteja Manuaba, 57, who will demonstrate his theatrical gifts in the meditative Kebyar Duduk.

But the Agriculture Department's interpretation of the laws governing the National Organic Program has fed a fierce debate on what should be allowed in such products.

In such roles as Electra Richard II (she actually played the king), and Hedda Gabler (her interpretation of Gabler is generally agreed to be the greatest in living memory), Shaw has been daring, playful, and fierce, in her civilized way.

It challenges interpretation of data.

(Literal interpretation of the phrase).

So I did my interpretation of Cinderella.

That requires an interpretation of the decree.

There's no benign interpretation of this.