Sentence examples for interpretations from from inspiring English sources

So we are left with mostly modern interpretations from long after the Roman Empire.

And who else could shake out such a wealth of interpretations from Jackie's shellacked bouffant?

We will get different interpretations from one district to the next, which will suddenly start skewing the profitability of stores".

The lenders' view has prevailed in many court tests and has been endorsed by staff interpretations from the Federal Reserve.

Clemens doesn't need charitable interpretations from baseball analysts to have a case for being the best ever.

Americans can make interpretations from the values and concepts expressed, even if there are few tangible plans to consider.

[Page C1.] Coming only hours before the second presidential debate, the jobs report drew starkly different interpretations from President Bush and his Democratic challenger, Senator John Kerry.

Their choice of material leans toward the stately, though a few of Mr. Rava's compositions elicit rewardingly slippery interpretations from Mr. Bollani.

And why have the operas provoked such a teeming variety of interpretations, from one end of the ideological spectrum to another?

He also edited an anthology of writing on American culture, American Social Character: Modern Interpretations from the 40s to the Present (1992).

Bernstein's profound knowledge of the scores — as well as his insight into Haydn's buoyant sense of humor — keeps these often daring interpretations from running off the rails.