Sentence examples for interpretations make from inspiring English sources

"Art can and should take liberties and interpret human experience in different ways, even if those interpretations make us uncomfortable", she states on the subject of Django Unchained, before taking Quentin Tarantino to task for taking liberties and making her uncomfortable.

Both interpretations make sense; neither has been demonstrated.

At his most lucid, his dry, self-aware interpretations make him a philosopher of fantasy.

His oeuvre was neglected by scholars until the late 19th century, but since then it has served so many different art historical agendas that its shifting lines of argument and interpretations make the machinations of the field itself unusually clear.

The models and their interpretations make important contributions to road crash analysis and prevention in developing countries.

So looking ahead to this weekend, we'll speak to the referee before the game and get his interpretations, make sure we're on the right wavelength and hopefully I can talk him round if needed.

The authors first appropriated and interpreted the text individually, then discussed the interpretations made until agreement on the most credible interpretation was arrived at [ 27].

Her magnificent tone, incomparable style, and subtle interpretations made her performances extraordinarily beautiful.

Such thoughtful interpretations made one curious to see these dancers in a variety of roles.

Much of the frustration with officiating in the NRL is a result of constantly changing rules and interpretations made by officials on the run.

Thus are confirmed the reproducibility of the values recorded and the accuracy of the interpretations made.