Sentence examples for offered an interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg has long offered an interpretation of philanthropy that emphasizes both giving and receiving.

That person, however, offered an interpretation of the new presentation that differed sharply from Mr. Tacopina's, saying it was quite likely that new charges or counts would emerge.

Mr. Rosenbaum played the four pieces of Brahms's Opus 119 with a courtly, poetic elegance, and Edward Shure offered an interpretation of Schumann's Fantasy in C (Op. 17) in which storminess and subtlety mingled.

Giambattista Vico's New Science (1725) offered an interpretation of history that turned on the idea of a universal human nature and a universal history (1725); (see (Berlin 2000) for commentary).

Miyazaki offered an interpretation of the angel as "Hope" and to protect hope could paradoxically mean "to let it go where no-one can touch it".

The primary reviewer (CC) then offered an interpretation of the relationships between the themes based in part on the relationships as they were represented in the original model (see Figure 1), and also based on the data itself, which suggested, for example, that "the media" inputted into the central procedural themes of both perceived need and decision-making.

It does not offer an interpretation of this immense quantity of data.

The first half of "Christianity and the Social Crisis" offers an interpretation of who Jesus was and what he taught.

This was big news in other papers but not in the Telegraph, which failed even to offer an interpretation of Dawson's remarks by a rugby writer.

Rather, his goal was to offer an interpretation of legal terms, including "contractual obligation," that would be compatible with a naturalistic worldview.

(Sony DVDD, $95.99; not rated) BLANCANIEVES The Spanish director Pablo Berger offers an interpretation of "Snow White" set in the Seville of the 1920s and filmed in black and white.