Sentence examples for whose interpretations from inspiring English sources

He was a great conductor, whose interpretations of Bartók — his piano teacher — are justly famed.

Eugene Ormandy, John Barbirolli and Hans Rosbaud were chief among those whose interpretations initially influenced him.

Hellman, Bloomgarden, Kanin, whose interpretations clung to a collective ideology of human interchangeability?

The result is like a dream — seemingly full of stirring meanings whose interpretations remain tantalizingly out of reach.

We received over 50 YouTube entries from young people around the country, whose interpretations of the extract were clever, witty, and technically impressive.

The Metropolitan Opera mourns the death of Astrid Varnay, whose interpretations of the leading soprano roles of Wagner and Richard Strauss are now legendary.

Two hours later, Polo Ralph Lauren filed a countersuit, asking the court to determine whose interpretation of the contract was correct.

One of Turabi's prime intellectual enemies was Taha, whose interpretation of the Koran he considered illegitimate.

This elegant form of words, on whose interpretation millions of words have been expended, has no precise equivalent in Europe.

But it's a credit to Kenneth Branagh, whose interpretation of "Nephew" inarguably outclasses Michael York's "Lion".

The case influenced John Yoo, the Bush Administration lawyer whose interpretation of American and international law lay behind the Administration's counterterrorism policy.