Sentence examples for are redrawn as from inspiring English sources

Unsworth has only half achieved this; some of his characters retain the dignity and exotic otherness of their epic past, while others are redrawn as thoroughly modern creations, with the result that there is a lack of conviction in the comedy of the deliberate anachronisms in speech or thought.

The two structures are redrawn as Fischer projection formulas in Figure 3.

Another difference occurs in the dog universe, where the human characters are redrawn as dogs and Brian is redrawn as a human.

Ward boundaries are redrawn, as needed, by a board of ward commissioners consisting of two Democrats and two Republicans appointed at the county level and the municipal clerk.

The Taliban's refusal to bow to the American bombing campaign means the political map of Afghanistan will not be redrawn as soon as had been expected after the militia was routed from Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif and Herat.

Currently, national markets are being redrawn as regional ones.

Three Liberal seats in New South Wales were redrawn as notional Labor seats in the redistribution.

During the colonial period, the world's ecological boundaries were redrawn, as domesticated plants were carried far afield, and used to establish agricultural economies in other parts of the world.

A few years ago, blocks of new-build flats in the city centres of some northern cities, particularly Leeds, had became synonymous with a property market that was being redrawn as disposable and meretricious.

Those hidden arms appeared at a powerful Junya Watanabe show — not at the beginning, when the sleek severity of masculine tailoring was redrawn as a curvy fitted jacket or calf-length coat.

The people identified as "the Gentle Tasaday" — the Philippine forest-dwellers made famous, in part, by Charles Lindbergh — had been redrawn as a small, odd community rather than as an isolated ancient tribe whose mores were illustrative.