Sentence examples for interpreting the characters from inspiring English sources

"He's insanely talented and great at interpreting the characters," Kennedy says.

Next, class SmilesParser[A] is responsible for traversing the SMILES string and interpreting the characters it encounters.

But Browning took advantage of the mystery, interpreting the character to be more instinctual than calculating.

Both Dillane and Poésy opted not to view the Scandinavian original series, with the latter stating that it would allow her more freedom in interpreting the character.

He used improvisation and approached the role differently from how it had been written, interpreting the character as victimized and unstable.

Her experience with The Tempest is different, she says, in that the production interprets the characters as gender fluid.

We're all playing prisoners first, who are performing Shakespeare's play, so we interpret the characters as they might.

The English philosopher R.G. Collingwood (1889 1943), for example, uncharitably charged Hume with having no real historical understanding, since Hume interpreted the characters he described as though they were Edinburgh gentlemen of his own time.

This left Scott, Selway, and Goldberg free to interpret the characters as they liked and to cast accordingly.

Over the years some balletgoers have interpreted the character Mr. Askegard portrayed as a symbol of Schumann himself, who had mental illness.

Mr. Landau: The similarities that carry over into residential design tend to be to interpret the character and personality of the owner in a creative and meaningful way.