Sentence examples for interpreted about from inspiring English sources

The public knows it best as an instrumental suite, but recordings and occasional performances like this one join the music to C. F. Ramuz's narrative (here freely interpreted) about a soldier making his way home from duty and fighting an ultimately losing battle with the devil.

The conceit of the show is that Mr. Marsalis and his Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will arrange and interpret about two dozen of Mr. Sondheim's romantic songs, all of which have some connection to New York City.

The model without language can interpret about 9% of the variation in QoL, and language can account for about 3% more variation.

In regards to lyrics, Robinson interpreted, "lines about 'uphill battles' and 'having to lose' do seem to talk of Joe's probable future".

They expected health professionals to make these decisions and interpreted discussions about such decisions as an additional pressure.

The respondents interpreted questions about the relative priority of symptom relief and functional gains in a different way than intended.

The results should therefore be interpreted carefully about the effects of positive and negative encounters on actual return to work.

It's engaging and informative, if you get involved in real history and understand what motivated the Mayans, as opposed to poorly interpreted fantasies about the Mayan culture.

The interpreters ended up interpreting complaints about the quality of their interpretation.

For instance, questions about capacity assessments were sometimes interpreted as questions about involuntary treatment decisions.

In August, he joked about throwing each other "under the bus" at "Today," which was widely interpreted as commentary about Ann Curry's exit from the show.