Sentence examples for adapting the form from inspiring English sources

Will this gifted writer have found a way of adapting the form to accommodate a wider perspective on his subject?

In 1965, James Baldwin defeated William F. Buckley, Jr., in an Oxford-style debate at Cambridge University; the topic was "The American Dream is at the expense of the American Negro".* The next year, Buckley launched "Firing Line," adapting the form to a television studio, with its living-room intimacy.

Traditional jingxi (Peking opera)—with its elaborate and stylized costumes and makeup, cacophonous music, and spectacular dance and acrobatic routines has been revived, after an attempt during the Cultural Revolution to adapt the form to modern revolutionary themes.

To apply the FABQ in patients following ACLR, we adapted the form to use in patients with knee pathology as described by Piva et al.

If the FM is a DC or a PLANAR, this PU best mode is likely to adapt the form of a DC or a PLANAR.

Als art largely adapts the form of appropriation.

Conclusion This study emphasizes the lack of respect of the recommendations and the urgent need of changing attitudes, by adapting the pharmaceutical form, the consequent risk of transformation and the means of grinding respecting the rules of good practice.

vivo developed Narrative Exposure Therapy as a standardized short-term approach based on the principles of cognitive behavioural exposure therapy by adapting the classical form of exposure therapy to meet the needs of traumatized survivors of war and torture [ 40- 42].

A 13- or 22-episode season is far more sympathetic to adapting the long-form storytelling of the very best comics.

For those sections in regular forms, the center is easily determined; for those in irregular forms, the center is determined by adapting the closest regular form of the irregular regions.

That's what you're adapting: the feelings, not form – the instincts and all the incredible things that are called up.