Sentence examples for prose interpretation from inspiring English sources
In the prose interpretation that follows, Vasubandhu expounds on the "five spiritual gates," especially the "gates of perception"—i.e., perception of Amitabha, of the bodhisattvas (Buddhas-to-be) surrounding him, and of the Buddha Land in which they dwell.
By means of Wittgenstein's "immensely important" 'investigation' (LFM 103), we will find, Wittgenstein expects, that set theory is uninteresting (e.g., that the non-enumerability of "the reals" is uninteresting and useless) and that our entire interest in it lies in the 'charm' of the mistaken prose interpretation of its proofs (LFM 16).
The reviewers, however, have tended to agree, praising Mr. Brown's deep research, vivid prose and bold interpretations while offering their own nods to the book's contemporary relevance.
That cycle of psalms written in prose, with its messianic interpretation of Poland's destiny, became a model for the Romantic poets of the 19th century.
The nature of Kafka's prose allows for varied interpretations and critics have placed his writing into a variety of literary schools.
Philip Roth would seem to be loath to surrender all control over the interpretation of his exquisite prose.
Mr. Kazin first impressed the literary establishment in 1942, when he produced the wildly - some might say arrogantly - ambitious study "On Native Grounds: An Interpretation of Modern American Prose Literature," published when he was 27.
But such interpretations can flatten poetry into prose and also serve as strategies to neuter artists, whose works of imagination are "revealed" as nothing more than banal facts.
This synoptic report contained the pathology data in a structured format with fields of interest listed on a single page enabling greater ease of interpretation over the traditional reports in prose.
And reading her salty prose.
"Charlie" is very much a writer's film: Mr. Schickel's elegant, occasionally knotty prose, read by Sydney Pollack, offers a clear, nuanced interpretation of the artist's work in relation to his life.
