Sentence examples for interpret a scene from inspiring English sources
In the days surrounding the Pinter tribute, actors will interpret a scene from his 1962 play "The Lover," and theater professionals will debate the Pinteresque genre.
When these "a film by" types rattled on about motivation, or talked endlessly about how they wanted me to interpret a scene or read a line, I swear, it was as if they were talking to themselves -- stuck in some totally controlling, almost religious mind-set about what they wanted.
Second, we discuss the approaches on utilising the horizontal connections of ToK architecture to interpret a scene, according to the asymmetric spatial relationships of the objects.
I had interpreted a scene in which three female marionettes of various ethnicities expand to apartment-building size as an expression of a growing power felt by immigrants as they make homes and settle into their new country.
If you were a painter three hundred years ago, you would be responsible for interpreting a scene and documenting it.
Grouping perceptual information has a distinct evolutionary advantage, enhancing survival by reducing perceptual load (the burden of interpreting a scene from visual information).
Here in Part 2, we are featuring a technique called Tableau, in which students work together to interpret a text, then present their interpretation as a frozen scene or series of scenes.
But McNally was not much interested in hearing his son's game interpreted as a scene from Bunuel, and he started to explain the offsides rule.
Of course we are welcome to interpret the scene as a commentary on cultural imperialism; but it is also a statement of our hopelessness before the entropic absurdity of life.
I suppose you could interpret the scene as a ruthless exploration of the empty, unhappy soul of our hedonistic hero.
The eyes have it because, when you move beyond some light-sensitive patch of cells to an optical sensor linked to enough neurons to interpret the scene, the world revealed immediately divides between hunters and hunted.
