Sentence examples for perfect interpretation from inspiring English sources

"I've always liked pairing lobster with leeks and beets, but now think I've found the perfect interpretation," he said.

In a brilliant metaphor of art and the imagination, company Non Nova make what's essentially a heap of rubbish into an improbably perfect interpretation of Debussy's pastoral score.

Adrian Thompson's enthusiastically obsequious Mayor is another perfect interpretation that would fit as neatly into an Ealing film comedy as it does in its operatic equivalent.

In the years encompassing World Wars I and II particularly, exceptional conductors often achieved international fame through well-nigh legendary control over their musicians in their quest for the perfect interpretation.

JW2 (Jun Wu) helped improve the modeling, provided relevant background knowledge and perfect interpretation of the results, and made a considerable contribution to the paper's revision.

Redgrave used his refined good looks and resonant, expressive voice to good effect in his highly cerebral, technically perfect interpretations of introverted or reserved characters on both stage and screen.

What's more, these edited, perfected interpretations, rather than live performances, are the main way he experiences music.

"I thought it would be a perfect contemporary interpretation," he said.

His decade of research before opening the hotel a year ago involved visits to no fewer than 50 monasteries, and he believes he has come up with the perfect contemporary interpretation.

Like "Three Lions", there's something strangely melancholy about it, something that's already accepting defeat just as it's daring to dream about victory, and as such it's a nigh-on perfect musical interpretation of this mawkish, grubby, tea-stained nation.

He first sang Boris Godunov in his 1949 debut at London's Covent Garden, and over the next 30 years he perfected his interpretation of the mad czar, recording it twice.