Sentence examples for As rewritten by from inspiring English sources

As rewritten by screenwriter Donald Margulies and acted by Segel, it makes Wallace come off like a high-IQ Beaky Buzzard.

"Carnival" feels like Margaret Edson's "Wit," as rewritten by Ionesco.

The film was Shakespeare as rewritten by JM Barrie; Dallas told me that Olivier hated it.

But this is "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" as rewritten by Bertolt Brecht.

It sounds like "Butterfly" as rewritten by a committee of Symbolists.

And it seems that, in the government's lexicon, as rewritten by the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court, they don't.

Reputedly genuine folk songs dating from the Middle Ages, many of the poems were, in fact, either anonymously composed by such 17th-century poets as Simon Dach and Hans Jacob Grimmelshausen or rewritten by Brentano and Arnim to improve what Arnim called "authentically historical discords".

The narrative will change as history is rewritten by the white, straight, male poll-winners.

Told in fragmented, strobe-lighted chapters that depict an assortment of misfits, outsiders and eccentrics, the novel sometimes feels like the TV show "The Office" as rewritten with a magnifying glass by Nicholson Baker.

In Nineteen Eighty-Four it is people, as well as history, that are written and rewritten by the victors.

If I describe Charlotte Jones's "Humble Boy" as "Hamlet" as it might have been rewritten by Alan Ayckbourn and Tom Stoppard, it makes it sound less fresh than it is.