Sentence examples for interpretations both from inspiring English sources

Yvonne Mitchell as Cordelia and Rachel Kempson as Regan gave us unusual interpretations, both valid, and Donald Pleasence and Harry Andrews Oswald and Kentt) were excellent.

Jacob Lateiner, a concert pianist renowned for his interpretations both of Beethoven and of 20th-century music, died on Sunday in Manhattan.

You write that Richard Hofstadter was one of the last historians to "reach readers outside the academy with sweeping interpretations both of the past and of his own time".

Creating or recreating a contemporary figure is something more than a little different; but such good actresses as these managed to identify with the part of Iris, without, as it were, having to make their own version of it, in their own way, as Olivier, for instance, made his own interpretations both of Hamlet and Othello.

Contrary to earlier interpretations, both zero order modes survive at the half-space limit.

Though bounded and unbounded doubt interpretations both avoid vicious circularity, each confronts further difficulties, both textual and philosophical.

It's an extraordinary interpretation, both thoughtful and in-your-face-explicit.

Two factors hinge on this bleak interpretation, both requiring that the reader remember clues planted early in the novel.

This dilemma has made interpretation both difficult and rewarding for Muslim philosophers and modern scholars alike.

Inasmuch as the two principal representatives of the axiological interpretation both taught at the University of Heidelberg, this branch is also known as the Southwest German or Baden school.

By the authors' interpretation, both of those moves were so unlikely that they almost surely represented a fundamental, enduring change in home teams' expected win rate.