Sentence examples for hilarious interpretation from inspiring English sources
True, the Russians sound like Count Dracula, but Phillips comes up with a hilarious interpretation of Lewis's convulsive, phlegmy laugh, rendered by Wolfe, in one passage, as "haaahhsarrrghhHHHock hock hock".
Barring the occasional benefit, it has been more than three years since Mr. Move's poignant, meticulously researched and hilarious interpretation of Ms. Graham has graced a New York stage.
Kiberlain, who won acclaim for her portrayal of Simone de Beauvoir and a César – the French equivalent of an Oscar – for her, at times hilarious, interpretation of the workaholic, friendless judge in 9 Mois Ferme, said: "Personally, I feel I've been very lucky.
Hawn then launched into a surprisingly, um, detailed recreation of the subsequent events, even down to a hilarious interpretation of the doctor's movements. .
This year the Golden Sisters went from YouTube stars (for their hilarious interpretations of the Kim Kardashian sex tape and "Fifty Shades of Grey") to the small screen with their television show on OWN.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the interview is packed with all sorts of hilarious and meaningful interpretations.
The chorus of "Puttin' On The Ritz" is now so familiar to us that Wooster's rigidly English and woefully inaccurate interpretation sounds hilarious, but if Jeeves hadn't been around to advise him which syllables to accent, Bertie may have continued to play it that way for years to come, the song taking on a bizarre life of its own.
When an international panel of scientists assembles to discuss the Ice Man, it's a hilarious, satirically acute battle of clashing interpretations.
The mesmerizing enigma of that reddish face painted over and over again, with the wide laugh and the eyes tightly shut from the hilarious strain, is subject to a multitude of interpretations.
The narrator, who has a disabled son, finds his own life and works transformed by Blake, but his interpretation of Blake also changes as his personal circumstances change; the same is true of his son's hilarious utterances.
Muliyadi further stated that Lat's works offer many levels of interpretation; one reader would laugh at Lat's cartoon for its slapstick, while another would find the same work hilarious for its subtle critique of society.
