Sentence examples for ideas and interpretations from inspiring English sources

These photos of water cover an impressive range of ideas and interpretations, and this is part of the exhibition's strength.

"As houses are more familiar with my work, they are more open to my ideas and interpretations," says Ms. Porchet, who adds that some clients have allowed her to create designs from scratch.

After he burst on the scene in the 1980s with a flurry of fresh ideas and interpretations, "you saw a snowballing of references to him," said Daniel C. Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School.

At the same time, his work has grown increasingly philosophical, preoccupied with the nature of literary and political authority and the stark contrast between the brute reality of the natural world — as manifested by animals as themselves and as allegorical figures — and the separate world of our ideas and interpretations.

By the end of the day, the space was filled with various sheets of paper with a mass of different ideas and interpretations attached.

If ideas and interpretations often take the form of charts, sketches, and drawings, do diagrams also represent understanding and feeling?

But the course opened up a world of ideas and interpretation.

"Good supporting ideas and interpretation.

John Russell Brown, who has died aged 91, was a distinguished Shakespearean scholar who was also involved in practical theatre – he was a close associate of the director Peter Hall at the National Theatre for 15 years from 1973 – but was paradoxically opposed to directors filtering the plays though their own ideas, concepts and interpretations.

The content of dialogue commentary was able to reflect different ideas, impressions and interpretations of the dynamics of videoed activity including verbal and non-verbal forms of expression.

Plus, you want to benefit from all the ideas, data, and interpretations that have accumulated in the literature right up to that point.