Sentence examples for reinterpret it from inspiring English sources

The Old Child, by Jenny Erpenbeck, translated by Susan Bernofsky (Portobello, £9.99) Once you finish this Kafkaesque novella you'll want to read it again immediately to reinterpret it in the light of its final revelation.

"They interpret it, they don't reinterpret it.

What we do is take Italian food and reinterpret it for the American market.

This is cause to strike down the law, not to reinterpret it, he said.

Is your job to play a song as written or to reinterpret it?

(2) Well, you know what, I think that musicians listen to other music and reinterpret it.

Mr. Krämer strips the opera of its 15th-century setting and much of its scenic grandeur, reinterpreting it through the 20th-century past and sharpening its relevance for the present.

And your last novel, "The Snow Queen," took the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale as its starting point — and reinterpreted it in the lives of a group of contemporary characters.

He takes the idea of stamina ramen, with its garlic-glutted, marrow-based soup, and reinterprets it with soba, and with dashi, the broth made of kelp and bonito flakes.

Its inspiration remained Hellenic, but derivative Roman philosophers reinterpreted it, and Roman legists enclosed the old concepts of political justice in a carapace of legal definitions, capable of surviving their civilization's decline.

It is equally valid in classical mechanics (but not in classical electrodynamics until Einstein reinterpreted it).