Sentence examples for hopeful interpretation from inspiring English sources
Frederick Law Olmsted, who designed the park along with Calvert Vaux in 1857, would not have quarreled with this hopeful interpretation.
A more hopeful interpretation, guided by Akkad's relentlessly human portrayal of Hind in particular, would suggest that enemies can become allies, and that even reluctant allies can help build a lasting, humane community.
As the US took its first steps into the space age, using fighter jets, space ships, and rocket technology as the foundation of modernism, countries sorting through the post-war rubble looked to the purity and forward-lean of American business as an inherently hopeful interpretation of life after wartime.
Gwyneth Paltrow's interpretation of a hopeful, gifted woman haunted by nightmares is wonderfully inward and restrained, but there is not much to set it off against.
"I am confident and hopeful of the outcome of the constitutional interpretation, because the world is changing.
In England, Laurence Olivier could trust no one else with his interpretations of "Henry V," "Hamlet" and "Richard III," a tradition continued by his hopeful heir, Kenneth Branagh, who has a version of "Love's Labours Lost" coming out this year.
My purpose in this essay is to begin to explore this recommendation in a hopeful but also critical spirit by considering three interpretations of the term "Darwinian morality".
The campaigners had been hopeful that the case of Michael Hall would help write a new interpretation of the law.
For example, he says that the paintings at the Rothko chapel in Houston "were originally red -- indeed, red on red -- and hopeful rather than tragic," but have since turned black, inspiring dire interpretations.
Whether bleak or hopeful, dystopian or utopian, it's time for you to share your artistic interpretations of what's to come.
But the work I'm most hopeful of seeing at a later date is a much earlier production, Bausch's 1977 interpretation of Bartók's opera Bluebeard's Castle.
