Sentence examples for original interpretations from inspiring English sources

Does that add up to more than legions of students and well-grounded original interpretations?

One of the more original interpretations of the word accident comes in "Middlemen" by the Dutch video artist Aernout Mik.

In Libanius the Sophist, Cribiore offers original interpretations of some of these texts and makes stimulating connections between them.

"She did not propose original interpretations, she did not open new horizons, but rather walked on the path of consolidated tradition," he said.

Historians who manage to live on generally do so through their publications, particularly writings that advance well-grounded original interpretations, as well as through their students who become professors and writers themselves.

An immediate sensation, she made frequent television appearances, notably on The Judy Garland Show, and, beginning in 1963, released a series of best-selling record albums that featured vibrant and original interpretations of popular songs.

Taking a role originally played on stage by Tallulah Bankhead, Davis felt Bankhead's original interpretation was appropriate and followed Hellman's intent, but Wyler wanted her to soften the character.

But Mr. Fischer, asked about his original interpretation of that note, replied: "Original?

What distinguishes it is not an original interpretation, but its approach.

But it does raise the question of how well people will remember their original interpretation of an inkblot.

Adroitly blending the traditional and the modern, this refreshing history of Zimbabwe offers an original interpretation of African technology.