Sentence examples for interpreted and from inspiring English sources

Often, it is overly interpreted and laborious in performance.

Today, every event is politically interpreted and morally adjudicated.

Laure Dubouloz, his United States export manager, interpreted and adumbrated.

The oracles were subsequently interpreted and versified by priests.

MacGregor's museum is a place where objects gain rather than lose meaning, where they are interpreted and re-interpreted, and encouraged to meet new audiences.

Carroll's work has been interpreted and reinterpreted since the dawn of cinema.

"We think we've increased discretion in how infractions are interpreted and how responses are applied".

It's a film to be experienced (and enjoyed) rather than interpreted and explicated.

It's about history rather than archaeology, or rather, about the way archaeology is sorted, interpreted and shaped into history.

Those first notes of Beethoven's symphony have been heard, interpreted, and explained as all those things and more.

In both, space is something to be read, interpreted and understood, like a language, like a relationship.