Sentence examples for winning interpretation from inspiring English sources

In fact, "Paddington," directed by Paul King, offers a wonderfully winning interpretation of Bond's original.

Henry himself may be described traditionally as blazing like the sun, but he definitely has a dark and troubled side in Jamie Parker's winning interpretation of him.

But, in 1982, she won the Interpretation Prize at Venice for Le Beau Mariage.

Arthur Pita's award-winning interpretation of Kafka's "Metamorphosis," originally staged by the Royal Ballet in London, will open the fall dance season at the Joyce Theater on Sept. 17, with the Royal Ballet principal Edward Watson dancing the role of Gregor Samsa, and Frank Moon performing his own score live.

"The issue for us has been, is, and hopefully will continue to be winning — that's my interpretation of Steelers football," Tomlin told reporters at the time.

Cooke's interpretation wins him the right to share these closing moments, for in this version, the hero eventually rumbles Rosalind's ruse of male mufti and handles the resulting situation with such emotional intelligence and tact that he effectively becomes her co-conspirator in completing the comic design.

Now down to business: Miles Mendenhall and Jaclyn Santos win for their interpretation of the man/woman dichotomy.

The CPDRC inmates were expected to be tough competition for the Lumad Basakonon, a group which has won the free interpretation category of the Sinulog festival for two consecutive years.

When listening to a sentence such as "She won the lottery", interpretation of the utterance will depend on how the words are intoned (emotional prosody) by the speaker, i.e. we are usually very accurate at identifying whether the speaker is happy about this event or whether they envy the winner.

She concentrated on the script and its interpretation instead of winning easy laughs by playing 'the fattie'".

Mr. Van Ronk recorded about 20 albums beginning in the late 1950's, winning praise for his gritty interpretations of artists as diverse as Louis Armstrong, the Rev. Gary Davis, Leonard Cohen and Randy Newman.