Sentence examples for lyrical interpretation from inspiring English sources

During that year he mastered his lyrical interpretation of landscape.

In a brochure for an exhibition opening in Stratford in April, titled "Shakespeare Found," the birthplace trust offered a lyrical interpretation.

One of the first notes of modernism is sounded by Blanche Lazzall in a 1924 graphite drawing that is a rather lyrical interpretation of Cubism.

It was not a factual exploration of this historical subject but rather a lyrical interpretation of what Heschel claimed was the essence of Eastern European Jewish life: its soul.

A pupil of her father and of his friend the landscape painter Agostino Tassi, she painted at first in a style indistinguishable from her father's somewhat lyrical interpretation of Caravaggio's example.

Others commented on the song's perceived aggressive tone and the vocal style, the broad genres heard and possible lyrical interpretations of the song.

They were a loyal bunch, and although their fandom is waning slightly in the post-Skrillex era (a man who doesn't need a mask to scare the intelligenisa shitless), there are still online communities debating lyrical interpretations of "Psychosocial".

The lyrical version was renamed "Sweeter".

I found her intensely lyrical and unsentimental interpretation refreshing.

Ma occasionally painted flowers, but his genius lay in landscape painting, his lyrical and romantic interpretation becoming the model for later painters.

Killing a Little Time, with its skronking brass and open-to-interpretation lyrical references to "falling" and "choking", is jarring but excellent; No Plan is more contemplative (think Where Are We Now?), while When I Met You rides in on a 90s alt-rock bassline before building to an oddly restless chorus.