Sentence examples for unusual interpretation from inspiring English sources

That unusual interpretation is what has captured the attention of photographers both old and new.

Against this backdrop, to give a performance that takes risks, courts vulnerability, or offers an unusual interpretation can seem like an act of reckless overexertion.

The following year, they would become members of Schechner's experimental-theater troupe, the Performance Group, after the director cast Gray in his rather unusual interpretation of Shakespeare's "Macbeth".

She'll perform songs on the recording including "Moon Fall" by Rupert Holmes; "A Taste of Honey" by Bobby Short and Ric Marlow, and an unusual interpretation of "The Swan" from "Carnival of the Animals" by Saint-Saëns.

Invited by the Flemish Popular Theatre to write a play for performance during Holy Week, Ghelderode submitted Barabbas (written 1928); this unusual interpretation of Christ's last hours on Earth captivated both popular and highly sophisticated audiences.

V.V. Rozanov (1856 1919) was an apocalyptic prophet preaching an unusual interpretation of Christian religion; a number of his intuitions and passionate assertions are found in the novel The Possessed (1871 72), by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, whose own nonfictional prose is of considerable quality and conviction.

Yvonne Mitchell as Cordelia and Rachel Kempson as Regan gave us unusual interpretations, both valid, and Donald Pleasence and Harry Andrews Oswald and Kentt) were excellent.

I also practically know by heart the tax code governing charitable groups – section 501C 3) – and immediately recognize that some of the Trump Foundation's donations involve unusual interpretations of it, to say the least.

The organization does not shy away from difficult operas or unusual interpretations.

His meticulous craft, the ideals behind his process, and his unusual interpretations of contemporary musical styles fit in perfectly with the Ninja roster, alongside innovators like Amon Tobin, Kid Koala, and Daedelus.

Unlike other Cretan artists who had moved to Venice, El Greco substantially altered his style and sought to distinguish himself by inventing new and unusual interpretations of traditional religious subject matter.