reinterpreter

The new editor of the AER is Robert Clower, a UCLA professor who is widely known as a disequilibrium theorist and interpreter or reinterpreter of Keynes.

Economic Principals David Warsh 1993

Piper first hit the British scene as an avant-gardist in touch with the continental modernism of the 1930s, but within a short time he became known as an inspired reinterpreter of the nation's old traditions: he's one of those figures who seem to have steered this island's visual history on a whole other course to art overseas.

The Guardian World News 2009

Piper first hit the British scene as an avant-gardist in touch with the continental modernism of the 1930s, but within a short time he became known as an inspired reinterpreter of the nation's old traditions: he's one of those figures who seem to have steered this island's visual history on a whole other course to art overseas.

The Guardian World News 2009

(or their enchantingly complicated reinterpreter Stephen Sondheim) planted quite so many thorny thickets along the paths of their fairy tale "woods" as Naomi Iizuka has cultivated in her play "Ghostwritten," now in its world premiere in the Goodman's Owen Theatre.

unknown title 2009

1994 Gingrich-style Republican "Revolutionary" who served four terms in Congress as a vicious and sadistic drug warrior, anti-abortionist, and reinterpreter of the highest law of the land, who fallaciously asserts the existence of a "constitutional right and responsibility of Congress to pass laws protecting citizens from dangerous and addictive narcotics".

Pretty/Scary 2008