Sentence examples for inspired interpretations from inspiring English sources

The Shroud, used to wrap Christ's body following the crucifixion, inspired interpretations of Christ's appearance – but the Italian police's reconstruction looks very different from Professor Neave's.

Galileo, by denying the value of divinely inspired interpretations of the universe, posed an unacceptable threat to the authority of the church, and it responded by warning him to stop promoting the Copernican system.

Christgau said the lyric about Broadway contributed to how writers have associated the album with the East Village, as it "situates this philosophical action in the downtown night": The songs on Marquee Moon inspired interpretations from a variety of sources, but Verlaine conceded he does not understand the meaning behind much of his lyrics.

But the dozen or so young men who are lucky enough to attend Elizabeth Josephson's art class at the jail can not only identify the masters, many of them do inspired interpretations of their favorite painters' art, whether it be the work of Marsden Hartley, David Hockney, Jean-Michel Basquiat or Takashi Murakami.

South African actress who was known both for her inspired interpretations of the antiapartheid works of South African playwright Athol Fugard and for defying racial segregation in South Africa with her second husband, Brian Astbury, by founding the country's first nonracial theatre, the Space Theatre, in Cape Town (1972).

And what we get is a loving if not always inspired interpretation of a tense chapter in the Charles family's lives.

Since Shakespeare's "King Lear" was first performed, it has inspired countless interpretations, beginning with Nahum Tate's 1681 version, which centered on Lear's arguments with his daughters, and continuing on to Jane Smiley's 1991 novel, "A Thousand Acres," which transposed the story to a farm in Iowa.

Like a raw, angry Rorschach blot, the notes inspired different interpretations in different quarters.

Against the odds, however, Holt's inspired, soulful interpretations of more than a dozen well-chosen classics proved to be an instant success, not only in Jamaica and the UK but further afield.

Nishida's investigations inspired current interpretations of Mahayana Buddhism, just as his thought was influenced by Buddhist ideas.

"Egoism" has inspired many interpretations of Stirner's philosophy.