Reinterpret in a sentence

Far from being a throwaway, there is plenty of fun and quality on display - it'll be interesting to see if the group decide to reinterpret other yuletide tunes in future.

The Dark Knight is essentially a blank slate that any actor can play and any director can reinterpret.

The style’s bold, geometric forms and striking visual appeal have inspired a new generation of architects and designers who are looking to reinvent and reinterpret the Art Deco aesthetic for the 21st century.

The Trump team attempted to reinterpret Ford's action, suggesting that it reinforced their argument.

Allies of former President Donald Trump are reportedly planning to reinterpret Civil Rights-era laws to focus on “anti-white racism” if Trump returns to the White House.

And so I just started to listen to a Castlevania playlist while working on it and I took inspiration from Castlevania weapons as well, to just reinterpret them and put them into the game.

Art historians have been able to reinterpret contemporary paintings and drawings of the Mound, which are on display in the new galleries built upon it, in the light of the new discoveries.

In the years since, translation issues and attempts to reinterpret the treaty have at times provoked conflict, which has in recent months flared again.

The Biden administration is proposing to reinterpret the law barring coverage by classifying obesity drugs as treatment for a “chronic disease,” rather than as weight loss medications.

The recently released survival-horror interactive video game doesn't reinterpret the from 2015.

As a result, they fall into a subjective morality that makes it very easy for them to stumble and constantly reinterpret their values in accordance to their whims and desires when faced with pressure to compromise their values.

In addition, the exhibition includes a section dedicated to the basic historical context for the exhibition through visual graphics and an interactive component wherein visitors can reinterpret Millet’s work themselves.

So, we find ourselves in a moment where we need to reinterpret and reimagine the meaning of reconciliation for our time and the many challenges it brings.

I get to reinterpret them in art and through this, get to know them as well as help their words live on.

In a similarly direct response, Denmark’s Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, described as “absurd” the US President’s apparent wish to reinterpret the Monroe doctrine.

Ultimately, the question becomes whether or not the Supreme Court is willing to “reinterpret” the original meaning of the 1964 law to accommodate today’s political sensibilities — and usurp the role of Congress and the will of the people in the process.

But the Third Circuit has now gone a step further, ruling that an agency can reinterpret its own unambiguous regulations to mean whatever it wants.

Competing views, however, usually have to reinterpret "estuary" to mean something other than an estuary, as the west of the Baltic Sea is the only body of estuarial water of sufficient length in the region.

Having read Chafee's article, Holmes decided to retroactively reinterpret what he had meant by "clear and present danger" and accepted Chafee's characterization of the new test in his dissent in Abrams v. United States just six months after Schenck.

In modern times, attempts to reinterpret Rommel result in a more diversified picture.