Sentence examples for lovely interpretations from inspiring English sources

These are beautiful, fresh, lovely interpretations.

It's a process that has only been accelerated by the Internet, where millions of loony and lovely interpretations bloom.

She redeemed herself in Fokine's "Dying Swan" with a lovely interpretation and expressive arms, all true to the solo's metaphor for a soul that expires.

She won the women's short program today with a precise, confident and routinely lovely interpretation of Peter Gabriel's "The Feelings Begin".

Mr. Denk also accompanied Mr. Bell and the soprano Ren?Fleming in a lovely interpretation of Strauss's "Morgen" and the baritone Nathan Gunn in Rachmaninoff's "O, Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair".

The duo offered a hauntingly lovely interpretation of the work, an example of what Mr. Pärt calls tintinnabulation: a slow, introspective style that often evokes the pealing of bells.

Ms. Piau sang Chausson's melancholy "Hébé" — to a text by Louise Victheine-Ackermann, the only female poet in the program — with delicate yearning, and offered an achingly lovely interpretation of "Le Colibri".

Scott McIntyre did a lovely interpretation of "There's not enough whiskey in Kentucky to get me to take you home".

When he sings it, it's not the wistful longing of something he wishes could be, the lovely interpretation we're generally used to, but a heart-breaking plea for a better world he achingly wants to be, actually, real.

The program also included refined interpretations of three of Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words," with a particularly lovely rendition of "Duetto" (Op. 38, No. 6), in which Mr. Biss deftly articulated the two voices.

No. 19 Poudre (a lovely new interpretation) of the original scent.