Sentence examples for most recent interpretation from inspiring English sources

But no one has polished the colonial look to such a high gloss as Ralph Lauren, whose most recent interpretation references the original uniform: Note the brass buttons, the set-in belt and the bellows pockets.

The facial description, and the mention of a short tail, solitary habits, and other traits better match the most recent interpretation — Palaeopropithecus.

While I vigorously disagree with the Supreme Court's most recent interpretation of the Second Amendment, I'll concede that the right of individuals to bear arms is, for now, the law of the land.

Johnson does not entirely disagree with the most recent interpretations.

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The most persuasive recent interpretation takes Agrippa very seriously indeed and concludes that his goal was primarily to advance unconventional theological ideas but not to bring about social change (Newman 1993: 337 56).

She began with "The Word," by the Beatles, from her most recent CD, "Interpretations," which features work by British rock musicians of her generation.

Her most recent recording early this year, an interpretation of famous English-language poets like W. B. Yeats and Emily Dickinson, was not a commercial success.