Sentence examples for standard interpretations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sills has said that she always resisted "normal," "standard" interpretations of her characters.

Few scholars of the period will be surprised, and no revelations here overturn standard interpretations, but something unusual happens nevertheless.

Right through to the end, the orchestra played like a cold, fatal machine; there was none of the carnivalesque, Halloween atmosphere familiar from standard interpretations.

Indeed, it can sometimes be the artist without faith who does the better job, unencumbered by expectations of conforming to the standard interpretations of either the church or the history of art.

The art historian T. J. Clark, in "Farewell to an Idea," is also interested in disrupting standard interpretations of Modernism by meticulously disclosing the uneasiness and discomfort latent in important paintings: "The modernist past is a ruin, the logic of whose architecture we do not remotely grasp".

The Trovatore that followed in 1984 was a shock to those accustomed to the standard interpretations of this elemental and passionate work: but the expansive tempi and the clarity of orchestral textures showed the score to advantage, with no loss of intensity.

But scholars disagree widely on how to interpret these claims, and there is no such thing as the standard interpretation of Kant's transcendental idealism.

(This standard interpretation has been challenged, however).

Mr. Robb's view of Caravaggio's role in art history cleaves to the standard interpretation.

The standard interpretation of Owens's success is that it proved the Nazi idea of Aryan racial superiority was a nonsense.

Yet it is almost always possible to find details that are inconsistent with the standard interpretation, or that seem to point to a different interpretation, or that don't support any coherent interpretation.