Sentence examples for reinterpretation of a from inspiring English sources

"It's a subtle but bold reinterpretation of a timeless classic," Lewis adds.

The clothes were superb, a seemingly effortless reinterpretation of a Chalayan wardrobe.

It's a reinterpretation of a black and white piece of art.

2. Geometri Sheer is a reinterpretation of a pattern designed in 1960 by Verner Panton.

Indeed, a Bollywood Brontë would be far from the strangest reinterpretation of a book we've ever seen.

Mr. Copping seemed to be offering, as in so many Paris shows, a graphic reinterpretation of a signature spirit.

But not every reinterpretation of an Old World favorite is a failure.

"They're going to hate the reinterpretation of an old work I did from the early 1970s," based on women's clothing, she said.

A spectacular reinterpretation of an eclectic fashion, this new collection mixes, with the same eulogy of splendour, the House's references to the night's sartorial exuberance.

"This is a reinterpretation of what a park is," said John Alschuler, chief consultant to the development corporation.

Or, perhaps they will pass into another realm of perception altogether, forcing a reinterpretation of how a humanoid should look.