Sentence examples for unorthodox interpretation from inspiring English sources

Absorbing the scene in the moonlight, I wondered: Would Shakespeare even recognize his own hand buried underneath this unorthodox interpretation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream"?

It gathers his early writing on sculpture, his essays on systems art and conceptualism, his views of the New York art world, and his later occult work including an unorthodox interpretation of Marcel Duchamp's work that draws on the Kabbalah.

The latest book combines traditional elements of science fiction with the authors' unorthodox interpretation of the Book of Revelation to create a Rambo-style potboiler with a strong conservative ethos and noticeably contemporary characters who drive Range Rovers, use the Internet and have everyday worries.

Stumpf published in 1919 a very interesting study on Spinoza's parallelism in which he proposes an original and unorthodox interpretation of Spinoza's Ethics.

On a rival and unorthodox interpretation (Finlay 2009), Williams' claim that practical reasons have an "explanatory dimension" is to be understood not simply as placing a constraint on what can be a reason, but as providing the essential meaning of our thoughts and claims about practical reasons.

Consequently, Hook found himself to be identified as a supporter of Marxism through an unorthodox interpretation of that theory, while at the same time he was castigated as an opponent of Marxism by the recognized authoritative figures of the Marxist movement because of his severe criticism of the metaphysical claims within the Marx-Engels canon regarding dialectical materialism.

Ma Bomin, the director of Shanghai's Bureau of Culture, said she blocked "The Peony Pavilion" because it was a national treasure that needed to be protected from unorthodox interpretations like the one Lincoln Center wanted to perform.

Ms. Ma's comments suggest that some petty political motives -- power over artistic troupes, professional jealousy, the right to censor -- may play as big a role as the artistic objections she cited, in her complaints that the work was a national treasure that needed to be protected from unorthodox interpretations.

In the early 1980s he studied psychoanalysis at the University of Paris VIII, receiving a second doctoral degree (1985) for an unorthodox Lacanian interpretation of G.W.F.

The Texas-based preacher is known for his unorthodox biblical interpretations and his attacks on liberals, welfare recipients and others.

Therein perhaps lies the crux of the "fake" news problem: much of what we might deem "fake" news is not actually "fake" per-se, but rather an unorthodox or motivated interpretation of available information.