A more imaginative interpretation of the Charter than was appropriate for the 1960s was needed for the 1970s.

"Could there be a--a written language that requires imaginative interpretation?"

The topics of her work varied from portraits to imaginative interpretations of biblical stories.

The lad claimed he never realized the trouble he was causing with his imaginative interpretation of Valentine's comments.

Let him avoid the imaginative interpretation of any facts.

Viewers might marvel at the painter's bold and imaginative interpretation of Shakespeare, but will also comb his composition for the details.

It can be asserted that other art activities involve imaginative interpretation.

But for "Race" to be dramatically effective, at least in latter-day incarnations, it requires a more imaginative, less literal-minded interpretation than is provided here.

Marcus Crouch describes the resulting book as "an imaginative interpretation of history".

Mostly It's Blue The work is predominantly blue, which led to some imaginative interpretations by members of the center's board.