Sentence examples for sentimental interpretation from inspiring English sources

His work was characterized by a highly finished, technically impeccable realism and a sentimental interpretation of his subject matter.

Her versions of plays by John B. Keane exposed both the cruelty and the comedy that Keane saw in rural Ireland, giving the lie to traditionally sentimental interpretations.

But all is not what it seems: he has used a rubber stamp that he also uses to reply to all the invitations he says no to – "Regrets …" Regrets – is he seriously sharing his sadness about the loss of Rauschenberg and Twombly, Bacon and Freud, or ironically joking about sentimental interpretations of art?

To whom?" O.K., so his words happen to come from the Declaration of Independence, but "Sally Hemings: An American Scandal" never lets details interfere with its generic sentimental romance, its simplistic interpretation of one of the most complex, fascinating liaisons in American history.

Mr. Maazel has said that he has no patience with the sentimental and exaggeratedly Romantic interpretations that he often hears.

"Sentimental Journeys" was a brilliant interpretation of the Jogger story, and an impressive display of journalistic intuition.

Osakwe's typical clients, according to one Nigerian retail expert, are "sophisticated, edgy, very well-travelled" women, who "want something that is super new in terms of interpretation but has a sentimental place in history that they can connect to".

The interpretation is never indulgent or sentimental.

Her gentle interpretation is inviting without being sentimental.

They can be very independent from sentimental situations and have more self-centered interpretation of social clues.

The Emerson Quartet offered an ideally balanced interpretation: somber and mournful, more dignified than sentimental.