Sentence examples for serious interpretations from inspiring English sources
These vast performances have gone on nearly to the present day, although more serious interpretations have begun to dominate.
While the wider world still thinks of Brideshead Revisited through the sumptuous imagery of Oxford and Castle Howard the Vanbrugh masterpiece that was used as the setting for both the TV and feature film versions there is no shortage of more serious interpretations of its meaning.
It's a complex, serious interpretation, thoughtful, honest and authoritative.
Most Africans and Latin Americans do not expect television to provide a serious interpretation of the world, any more than we would expect such a thing from a circus.
When they finally get to see what Marx is writing on this night, the left intellectuals of the 1960s will admit that it "challenges every serious interpretation of Marx yet conceived".
A serious interpretation of a notoriously cheesy Eurodance anthem seems like a stretch, but somehow it works.
"This demanded serious legal interpretation, and the one Gaspin got from NBC's legal team left him with little doubt: NBC faced risk — big risk," Mr. Carter writes.
The spirit of the show is more spoof than serious Shakespearean interpretation, but it is an intelligent and sophisticated parody, and under Mr. Wolfe's smart and crisp direction the energetic cast of 19 is having so much fun that the jollity of it all becomes contagious.
Like the therapy session that I conducted and accidentally dropped and an Altoid into my cleavage while making a very serious psychological interpretation -- my client and I burst out laughing and I forwent searching for it.
In particular, important claims made on the basis of single filament tracking in living cells seem to be serious over-interpretations because the images provided do not convincingly demonstrate that single filament tracking is possible in living cell.
The American Repertory Theater is presenting a contradictory (or is it complementary?) pair of plays at the Loeb Drama Center, in Cambridge, Mass.: a dead-serious psychoanalytic interpretation of Chekhov's overwrought "Ivanov" and a musical spoof that makes fun of this kind of dreariness, Christopher Durang and Albert Innaurato's wacky swat at Russian literature, "The Idiots Karamazov".
