Sentence examples for uncanny interpretation from inspiring English sources
A sound struggles out of Mr. Kelly's throat, a self-surprising noise that glides into an uncanny interpretation of Margherita's great aria of loss and bereavement from Boito's "Mefistofele".
The most uncanny impersonation is, after all, an approximation, an interpretation, a shadow of, a substitute for, someone else's own irreplaceable greatness -- a greatness that is all over "Mr. Dynamite," from downbeat to fade out.
He points out the slipperiness of the words "heimlich" and "unheimlich" - (in his interpretation, homely or familiar, and unhomely or uncanny).
From its first flickerings around the time Freud was working on "The Interpretation of Dreams," cinema seemed to replicate the uncanny, image-making power of the mind, much as still photography had in the decades before.
There's truth in all of these interpretations, but no single one quite captures the photographs' uncanny fusion of eroticism, paranoia and deliberation.
She had an uncanny ability to remember and say it, not in rote but with a certain personal interpretation".
The Scottish Endarkenment is much more intelligent because it offers an interpretation of what makes this art so special, laying claim as it does to the uncanny heritage of Robert Louis Stevenson and of James Hogg's gothic novel The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner.
