Sentence examples for subtle interpretation from inspiring English sources

In Jacobi's subtle interpretation, Lear comes to understand his rage, correctly, as madness, not hate, which would fall within the realm of reason.

He gamely offered the government line that its royal charter proposal was a subtle interpretation of the Leveson provisions but omitted to mention that no British newspaper group is supporting the idea.

Outraged by the facile interpretations of Nazism floating around in the 1950's — "all the tomes and slogans about Germany's inevitable path 'from Luther to Hitler' " — he charts his own, more subtle interpretation of what caused the Third Reich.

In Abou El Fadl's view, traditional Islamic law can still be applied to present-day situations because it brings a subtle interpretation of the whole text to bear on particular problems in varied circumstances.

At any given moment it might even have seemed offhand, reminiscent of Mr. Welser-Möst's cool, subtle interpretation of Strauss's "Salome" with the Cleveland Orchestra at Carnegie Hall last year.

A more subtle interpretation turns the inspector's dictum into self-talk: "I know that as long as I follow my duty to God's law I shall be rewarded; if I falter or fall, then I too will suffer the sword I would apply righteously to Valjean in the knowledge that I am just".

Her magnificent tone, incomparable style, and subtle interpretations made her performances extraordinarily beautiful.

Mr. Chipperfield's subtle interpretations include "chandeliers" presented as a circle of magnifying glasses, while glass panels are scratched with stripes to give the idea of curtains.

The decision-makers of the Rugby League International Federation and their appointments committee may be too witless to see it, but that is where Australia benefited from having one of their own in charge of the match – in subtle interpretations, and in their experience of how far they could push the official.

Therefore, contemporary natural lawyers have suggested different and more subtle interpretations of the main tenets of natural law.

Independent of these subtle interpretations, these results unambiguously demonstrate the power of symbiotic microbial consortia in cellulosic ethanol production.