Sentence examples for interpretation turns from inspiring English sources

Luisa, warming to this interpretation, turns to Cristina and asks her to continue.

Mr. Castorf's interpretation turns the Rhine gold into disputed black gold, or oil, and places the action on Alexanderplatz in Berlin and on Wall Street.

If that interpretation turns out to be right, it will shed light on the workings of the strong force, Dr. Eichten said: his faulty calculations assumed that the two quarks whirled around each other like the proton and electron of a hydrogen atom.

A more subtle interpretation turns the inspector's dictum into self-talk: "I know that as long as I follow my duty to God's law I shall be rewarded; if I falter or fall, then I too will suffer the sword I would apply righteously to Valjean in the knowledge that I am just".

The process of interpretation turns out to depend on both aspects of the principle.

A wrong-headed interpretation turned Henry James's "American" into a Gothic romance, but at least that film had an element of invention.

The inevitable "My Funny Valentine," which Chaka Khan's influential interpretation turned into a flamboyant vocal showpiece, was restored to its previous incarnation as a tender statement of devotion.

The questions of interpretation turn on the relation between the amendment's so-called preamble, with its reference to a well-regulated militia, and its final clause protecting a right to keep and bear arms.

Yet another interpretation – turning the tree on its head – is that the M3 molecules may not only go back a long time, but the structural requirements imposed by their function may be sufficiently tight that their evolution could have been much slower than that of the other molecules on the tree.

But what they can actually tell us, long after their owners are gone, is a matter for interpretation, which turns out to be something of a specialty of Ms. Doué.

The problem with this interpretation, it turns out, is that the elections of 2006 and 2008 were not a resounding mandate for some new (or old) ideological direction, but rather a rejection of the governing culture in Washington — partisanship, extremism, pettiness.