Sentence examples for interpretations of others from inspiring English sources

Several designers, weaving between 19th-century underdresses and computer terminals at an opening party on Monday, said they were eager to read the interpretations of others.

With recording technology as cheap as chips and with countless ways of making our efforts heard, from YouTube to Soundcloud and beyond, you can envisage dozens of versions of Song Reader tunes being uploaded in the run-up to Christmas, picking up thousands of views as people check out the interpretations of others and post their effusive praise or damning critique underneath.

Possibly, such a mechanism aids in fine-tuning the interpretations of others' emotions, respective to our own.

Still, that court usually (though not always) gave great weight to the interpretations of other political actors.

Accordingly, Web site visitors will be encouraged to contribute their interpretations of artifacts from Luper's life and compare them to the interpretations of other visitors.

Interpretations of other artists sketched on paper are often lifeless copies made as records for documentary purposes.

Some offer their interpretations of other ethnic food, as is the case with Indowok, a Curry Hill restaurant that serves what it calls Indian-style Chinese cuisine.

This was one of a handful of appearances pegged to his recent release, "Scratch My Back" (Virgin), which involves orchestral interpretations of other people's songs.

We don't tend to do interpretations of other people's work, but as we've got older we've become less scared of that and more interested in what it is to tell someone else's stories.

His infinitely cultured association with the Gewandhaus brought light, buoyant Mendelssohn and Schubert; interpretations of other key figures in the tradition such as Beethoven, Mahler and Strauss could sound undernourished.

Also displayed are Picasso's interpretations of other masterworks like "The Maids of Honor (Las Meninas, after Velázquez)" (1957) and "The Rape of the Sabines" (1962), as well as voluptuous nudes and rapturous kisses.