Sentence examples for interpretation that's from inspiring English sources
But it's an interpretation that's completely thought through, and Kopatchinskaja's modern-music street cred gives her more than the right to take chances.
Cole Porter's "Love for Sale" is shouted in a shrill, melodramatic interpretation that's all exclamation points and no italics.
The Patriots' three losses have been by a combined 4 points, and in the glass-half-full interpretation, that's an indication of how close they are to being undefeated.
Although Manson takes the fashionable view that there is no such thing as being misunderstood, since "the person who thinks I worship the devil and kill animals is just as important as someone who makes an interpretation that's closer to what I intended," he has, none the less, profited from being so condemned.
In a telephone interview on Friday, Doug Ramsey, a jazz writer and critic, said of Ms. Lea: "I listened to a couple of things by her this morning, and I thought, there's something indefinable about the ability to stick strictly to the tune as written, do it in tune, and yet offer an interpretation that's quite different from what someone else might have done.
People in MiniBooNE realise that; publishing this was exactly the right thing to do". "The statistics are clear, but it's the interpretation that's open.
In these disputes, which reflected disagreements over the proper interpretation of Aristotle's attitude toward personal immortality, the Alexandrists accepted Alexander's interpretation that man's intellect does not survive the death of the physical body.
That's the great change, the great new interpretation that Dante's advancing about Virgil.
Lee devotes a few short paragraphs to the potential causes of Southern's downfall, but returns to the interpretation that Southern's long slump was just a stretch of bad luck.
"A Russian publication and a Nobel Prize were necessary to save him". That is an interpretation that Pasternak's son contests.
Even if you adopt the most charitable interpretation — that Trump's surface meaning was exclusively about MS-13 members — it is still not exonerating.
