Sentence examples for striking interpretation from inspiring English sources

In "Chords for Change" (Op-Ed, Aug. 5), Bruce Springsteen offers a striking interpretation of American values and democratic ideals.

The Emerson offered a striking interpretation of this popular work, whose folkloric character derives from Dvorak's use of pentatonic scales.

Pianist Frank Braley followed with an equally striking interpretation of Dutilleux's Three Preludes, written over a period of 15 years and eventually published in 1988.

Flannery went to the United States, where he offered a parallel, if not so dramatically striking, interpretation of the American ecology.

A growing number of conductors, however, have shown themselves willing to tackle the whole cycle in a single evening, and Antonio Pappano has added his name to the list with a striking interpretation with the London Symphony Orchestra.

In a finely tuned partnership, Mr. Finckel and Ms. Wu offered a striking interpretation of the work, vigorous in the dramatic Scherzo and deeply expressive in the brief Adagio.

In addition to elegant originals like "Throw It Away" and "When I'm Called Home," the albums featured Ms. Lincoln's striking interpretations of material ranging from songbook standards to Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man".

Douglas Smith's striking silhouetted interpretation of a sleek female swimmer takes on the character of an abstract gestural motif, while Priya Kambli's immensely complex room interior combining unrelated historical images invents an engaging but unsettling and deliberately unresolved narrative.

Indeed, it is striking that interpretations of ERISA's fiduciary duties promulgated by the U.S. Department of Labor have been among the most consequential, and highly shareholder-centric, regulatory documents affecting corporate governance to have arisen in any U.S. legal setting.

The competition, which received more than 200 entries from international researchers at all career levels and a wide variety of scientific disciplines, was looking for striking visual interpretations of ecological processes.

Yet apart from this striking difference in interpretation, the first section of the paper is a straightforward continuation of the ideas Maxwell had developed in his 1867.