Sentence examples for truthful interpretation of from inspiring English sources

I was immediately convinced by Tolstoy's claim that the only accurate, and thus really truthful, interpretation of "Anna Karenina" was a word-for-word retelling; and, since "Anna Karenina" already existed with 100percentt word-for-word accuracy, what use was Strakhov?

Inflexible authenticity is as abusive to the art of truthful interpretation as the postmodern relativism that says any idea is as valid as any other.

A lot of directors want to film a truthful version of Chinese history.

In its marketing, publisher George H. Doran Company stressed Heyward's knowledge and truthful rendering of Southern black life.

The review went on to describe the direction as "masterly," citing "its remarkable delineation of character development and the subtle touches which convey ideas through vision rather than the written word, an all too-rare employment of the possibilities of the cinema play as a distinct branch of art capable of truthful and convincing revelation and interpretation of life's realities".

The attraction of this particular interpretation of the concept of truthful architecture was probably due to the popularity of new attitudes toward experimental science and to the disrepute into which mythology had been cast by the philosophers of the Enlightenment.

She proved that again last week with her assertion on "Fox News Sunday" that James Comey, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, had declared her to be truthful in her answers about her decision to use a private email server for official State Department business — a grossly misleading interpretation of an F.B.I. report that pointed up various falsehoods in her public explanations.

It challenges interpretation of data.

(Literal interpretation of the phrase).

Interpretation of "National Interest".

BBG's interpretation of the upcoming cover.