Sentence examples for greatest interpretation from inspiring English sources

And Nichols gave Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," in my view, its greatest interpretation.

Two decades after the book's publication (and in a striking example of life imitating art), Gründgens himself played Mephistopheles, in a performance which many still consider to have been the greatest interpretation of the role ever given.

To provide the greatest interpretation of this limited data, where we were able to synthesise the data, in addition to presenting these separately, we also presented an overall summary estimate.

She has given us one of the greatest interpretations of this particular song," he said.

Den of Geek's Carley Tauchert placed the episode second on her list of "top 10 TV show endings", calling it "one of the greatest interpretations of the madness of war that has ever been put on film".

That's the sort of hyperbole that's right at home on "The Voice," where A-list judges gush week after week that no-name performers have just stunned them with one of the greatest interpretations of "River Deep Mountain High" ever recorded.

With Sondheim it's all about giving a great interpretation rather than necessarily being a great singer.

An unusual sound does not guarantee a great interpretation, of course, and these musicians offered considerably more than distinctive sonorities.

One wouldn't call it a great interpretation (or, indeed, a great performance), but it was a great spectacle, and that seemed fair enough to me.

At 44, Kaufmann is a comparatively young singer, and his Winterreise is already an appreciable achievement; but it holds out the promise of an even greater interpretation still to come.

Once past a couple of dodgy high notes early on, Gabriele Schnaut, as Elektra, proved to be vocally steadier than we have heard her for some time, though her characterisation tends towards the monochrome, lacking the obsessive ferocity and verbal incisiveness necessary for a great interpretation of the role.