Sentence examples for adaptation sublime from inspiring English sources
Wolf Hall (BBC2) Adaptation, sublime.
Callow meticulously probes the films: the mutilated but still sublime adaptation of The Magnificent Ambersons, dumbed down, its cut footage criminally destroyed by the studio, scotching any hope of restoration.
Tohari called it a "sublime adaptation of his work", while Labodalih Sembiring of the Jakarta Globe described its socio-cultural elements as worthy of a Shakespearean tragedy.
Yearn as we might, we will never see the lost works from this past decade: his sublime cinema adaptation of Matthew Kneale's novel English Passengers, his TV script for Barry Lyndon, or his TV adaptation – long-mooted, now abandoned – of Treasure Island.
A solemnly handsome Criterion Collection rerelease for Visconti's still-sublime Thomas Mann adaptation, in all its decayed splendour.
Alassane Pléa did the damage, with the Frenchman continuing his seamless adaptation to German football by hitting a sublime hat-trick.
Released: 30 December Great Expectations (NC) David Lean has made more "epic" films – Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Zhivago etc – but none as sublime as his exquisite 1946 adaptation of Charles Dickens's rags-to-riches tale.
Ben Powers's adaptation, Dan Jones's music – each in its own way sublime, and yet the acting was still the thing.
Tohari, who had refused to watch the first adaptation, enjoyed Sang Penari and reportedly considered it a "sublime adaptation of his work".
April 6 2012 September 2 201212 The sublime nonsense of commedia dell'arte comes to swinging 1963 Brighton, in Richard Bean's helium-fuelled adaptation of Carlo Goldoni's "The Servant of Two Masters," a transfer of Nicholas Hytner's hit National Theatre production.
