Sentence examples for magnificent interpretation from inspiring English sources

She sang with rich, throbbing sound and tragic grandeur, including a magnificent interpretation of "Ô malheureuse Iphigénie" (one of Gluck's trademark major-key laments).

The production also marks Edward Gardner's long overdue main stage debut – he conducted Mozart's Il Re Pastore in the Linbury in 2006 – and he gives us a magnificent interpretation, inexorable in its momentum and perfectly attuned to both the score's lyricism and its underlying sense of unease.

That is to have a magnificent interpretation, no matter what instrument you are playing.

But in "Texts for Nothing," his magnificent one-man interpretation of four short prose pieces by Samuel Beckett that opened last night, every natural tool at an actor's disposal is enlisted to chart the murky, eternally changing space between the womb and the tomb that is life according to Beckett.

In his magnificent one-man interpretation of four short prose pieces by Samuel Beckett, every natural tool at an actor's disposal is enlisted to chart the murky, eternally changing space between the womb and the tomb that is life according to Beckett.

But in "Texts for Nothing," his magnificent one-man interpretation of four short prose pieces by Samuel Beckett, every natural tool at an actor's disposal is enlisted to chart the murky, eternally changing space between the womb and the tomb that is life according to Beckett.

If American author F. Scott Fitzgerald went to the movies with me last night to see The Great Gatsby, I think he would say "magnificent" to Baz Luhrmann's interpretation of his story published 1925.

Her magnificent tone, incomparable style, and subtle interpretations made her performances extraordinarily beautiful.

As the five performers hold enigmatic all-purpose poses, Müller suggests multiple story lines and levels of interpretation, in what amounts to a magnificent exercise for the imagination.

To prepare our Perkins Student Wall exhibit, the students of W101 "Laughing Matters" reverse-engineered genre guidelines for label writing, produced magnificent labels, curated and hung our exhibit, Reading Between the Lines: Comical Interpretations of the Nineteenth Century.

Symbolism and interpretations have accumulated on Rodia's magnificent piece of "outsider art," so much so that Italy's University of Genoa hosted an international conference about it in April.