Reinterpretation in a sentence

I don’t need a reinvention, reinterpretation, refining or deconstruction of a dish that is perfect enough as it is.

Moreover, Smith had a habit of maintaining ambiguity in his writing, which allows for endless reinterpretation.

The Broadway original back in 1969 won a Tony for best musical; this latest revival is a radical reinterpretation with a diverse cast.

A recent review and reinterpretation of the historical Induced Polarization (IP) data has also yielded exciting results and defined numerous targets for the potential discovery of further copper mineralization (Figure 3).

Each term and clause was meticulously chosen to ensure the FA encapsulates Naga aspirations while serving as a diplomatic stronghold – resistant to reinterpretation and designed to protect Naga political goals.

When it comes to the Bill of Rights, there is no morphing or twisting or reinterpretation, (with caveats of course, e.g. yelling fire in a crowded movie theater) especially when the text is crystal clear.

He's different in many ways from any other Batman we have seen on the big screen up until this point, and this latest Bat installment could be the most different reinterpretation of the character we've seen yet.

Hype for the Doom franchise has been reignited ever since “Doom,” (2016) a reinterpretation of id Software’s classic title, ended up surprising audiences by being really good.

Morikawa believes it is more like a “reinterpretation of the recent past (post-war Japan), projected onto a fictional near future”.

The changes involve a reinterpretation of the Missile Technology Control Regime, an informal between 35 countries to limit the proliferation of missiles and missile technology.

The play, “AntigoneNOW,” a reinterpretation of the 2,000-year-old Greek tragedy “Antigone” by Sophocles, will be an entirely novel production.

At the center of “Agamemnon’s Daughter” is an icy reinterpretation of the Iphigenia story.

Both Welitoff and Emin open the door of self-assessment and self-reinterpretation via reflection of the past for their audience.

Lightfoot said her administration would be led by four guiding principles, offering a reinterpretation of the four stars on the city’s flag, suggesting they would stand for safety, education, stability and integrity.

The singer surprised Milan Fashion Week goers Friday by closing the Versace Spring 2020 show modeling a reinterpretation of her iconic Grammys jungle print dress, which sent the web into a frenzy nearly 20 years ago.

While the media have often treated the reinterpretation as a fait accompli, this is not yet the case legally or constitutionally.

Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino’s reinterpretation of Argento’s film is a precisely choreographed mindfuck, but it’s also frequently bogged down by overcomplicated subplots and distracting details.

Director Fede Alvarez, who has shown great promise behind the camera with his reinterpretation of Sam Raimi’s classic “Evil Dead” doesn’t put the same magic touch that director David Fincher put on the predecessor.

Everything here is for the imagery; the show of Trump’s quasi-imperial fantasy, his own reinterpretation of history.

The amendment is arguably being used to do something it was never intended to do, so reinterpretation is welcome.