Sentence examples for profound interpretation from inspiring English sources

He then steps aside for Queen Beehive to produce a profound interpretation of Allee Willis's sugary chorus.

The repetitive refrain of How They Want Me To Be resists any profound interpretation, but it's also a deceptively demanding melody that Cosentino nails every time.

The most profound interpretation is that of the Cosmic Dao, the Way of the cosmos, which is evident in nature (tian).

Mr. Ascher, a Hungarian director who has seldom worked in English before, has delivered what may be the most profoundly physical, and physically profound, interpretation ever of this 1897 play, which Chekhov disarmingly subtitled "scenes from provincial life".

In many ways, Mr. Gerhaher's performance is also one of de-layering, as his utterly unaffected yet profound interpretation tunnels back through time to the emotional seed of each song.

For the first time a profound interpretation of CNF diffraction patterns is given, proving the rotational disorder of the turbostratic structure and suggesting a random rotation between successive graphene cones.

Furthermore, a unique combination of outcome measures is utilized, offering the possibility to make profound interpretations if music therapy is found to be effective.

In the 1980s Dworkin radicalized his views about these issues, striving to ground his anti-positivist legal theory on a general theory of interpretation, and emphasizing law's profound interpretative nature.

Diplophonia is produced by two distinct oscillators, which yield a profound physiological interpretation.

His investigations of music are always profound, and his interpretation would surely be visionary.

But in relegating serious artists to a too-late-to-be-helpful role, she is failing to mention their more profound contribution: an interpretation that lasts.