Sentence examples for interpretation of a character from inspiring English sources

Some directors may already have in mind their own interpretation of a character, so you may be at a disadvantage of interpreting it another way.

Olivier famously said that his interpretation of a character started from the shoes up.

Ms. Arnold's reconstruction offers a new interpretation of a character Brontë referred to as a dark Gypsy boy from Liverpool, a slave port.

It's an original interpretation of a character usually portrayed as an ogre of self-centeredness (as by a peerless Ralph Richardson in the 1949 film).

In 1993, Ben Brantley in The Times called her interpretation of a character known only as the Woman in Mr. Albee's "Listening" "a centered, rivetingly taut performance" that held the production together.

A familiar face onstage and screen (she's had small parts in dozens of movies, including "Garden State" and "Flags of Our Fathers"), Ms. Dowd, in the meatiest film role of her three-decade career, pulls off an exceedingly tricky feat: a thoughtful interpretation of a character who embodies the dangers of mindlessness.

Yet, as iconic as those roles were for him, his take on Vincent is his best interpretation of a character yet and possibly the one that will win him an Academy Award.

There is no "right" or "wrong" way to cosplay, and everyone has their own methods and interpretations of a character, but a lot of the time it helps to figure out how you want to go about making your own costume when you can see the finished results of others.