Sentence examples for adaptation of course from inspiring English sources

They can see the film adaptation, of course.

"The Great Gatsby" went to war with G.I.s and came back an Americ__an classic; its most recent film adaptation, of course, opened this month.

TV is no stranger to adaptation, of course, from Syfy's The Magicians to FX's Fargo but the biggest shock of the fall is that these shows aren't half bad.

With this adaptation, of course, there is the added complication that Hilary Mantel has yet to publish The Mirror and The Light, the third part of her great historical romance.

Adaptation, of course, is one of the things that made these islands famous (the other being ridiculously large tortoises), and Part 1 ends with a hint that in Part 2 we will meet some humans.

It was M-G-M's 1939 adaptation, of course, that hit the jackpot: the three-million-dollar film showed no profit on its original release, but it became a staple of postwar television.

See if you agree: "While inventors should profit from their past inventions, we also need to encourage a culture of borrowing and adaptation … Of course, just because our ideas want to be free doesn't mean they should be free.

It's an entirely respectable adaptation, which of course is a large part of the problem.

By Macy Halford January 21 , 2011Earlier today, Emma Donoghue, the author of the magnificent "Room," chatted with the Book Club about her novel, writing a screenplay adaptation, and, of course, "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother".

Earlier today, Emma Donoghue, the author of the magnificent "Room," chatted with the Book Club about her novel, writing a screenplay adaptation, and, of course, "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother".

That religious belief can function as a group adaptation is of course consistent with theistic belief; what about the bit about religious belief's theistic belief, for example—being fictitious?