Sentence examples for more an interpretation from inspiring English sources

Choreographed for the New York City Ballet in 1962, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is Balanchine's most lyrical work, more an interpretation of Shakespeare's play than an attempt to translate it into dance.

More than an interpretation, this was a work of art.

She offered something more than an interpretation of a role — she just was.

"The story of the power revolution offers more than an interpretation of the origins of industrial America," Klein writes.

But the film feels less "random", more an unconventional interpretation of the American Dream.

This is no more a conventional interpretation of Gilbert and Sullivan than it is a conventional stage.

Other classics get a more orthodox interpretation, including a tarte Tatin with a robust apple flavor (and a dull crust), and an excellent little pecan tart.

A more parsimonious interpretation is a single urbilateralian ancestor for both PNR and FAX-1.

Gordon Edelstein's version is more a bowdlerization than an interpretation.

A more irreverent interpretation would be a plea for payback.

For a more conventional interpretation, drive south a few miles along the 101 freeway to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View.