Sentence examples for a flawed adaptation from inspiring English sources
The Black Dahlia (2006), set in 1947 Los Angeles, was a flawed adaptation of James Ellroy's noir novel about two policemen (Josh Hartnett and Aaron Eckhart) investigating the grisly murder of an aspiring actress.
The 1931 melodrama Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise) was notable for being the first and only pairing of Greta Garbo and rising star Clark Gable, who returned (along with Shearer) for Strange Interlude (1932), a flawed adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's nine-hour Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Daddy's Gone a-Hunting (1969), a small suspense film, earned less attention, and Happy Birthday, Wanda June 19711) was a flawed adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's play, with Steiger as a big-game hunter who returns home after having been missing in the Amazon for eight years.
Mr. Harris has become known for his theatricalization of hip-hop, most unusually in "Rome & Jewels," his ambitious but flawed adaptation in 2000 of "Romeo and Juliet".
A flawed but interesting adaptation of AS Byatt's Booker prize-winning novel.
One reason could be a flawed cross-cultural adaption process.
In my view, equating psychological health with successful adaptation to conventional values and beliefs was a flawed model of positive development to begin with.
What constitutes a flawed typeface?
It's a flawed comparison.
