Sentence examples for as another version of from inspiring English sources

"Like many mothers, we think of our daughters as another version of ourselves," she says.

Arthur C. Clarke's "Sands of Mars" is a good example of this, and Philip K. Dick's "Martian Time-Slip" uses the desiccated Mars as another version of the 20th century's spiritual wasteland.

Well, despite Mary being painted as another version of Maria Von Trapp – namely because Julie Andrews starred in The Sound of Music the year before – don't let us forget Ms Poppins' ability to throw some serious shade.

This lent the show's early episodes an ugly feel, reflecting national anxieties about female political power: Leslie came across as another version of "Election" 's Tracy Flick, that prim know-it-all whose ambitions were the butt of the joke.

And although Dr. Love is careful to say that she's not anti-mammogram, her advocacy of research on "true prevention" instead of screening and treatment can be read as another version of the either-or, divisive politics we've seen in the Komen conflagration.

This paper can be thought of as another version of [4].

In "The Possibility of an Island," which will be published in English by Knopf next spring, there is no Michel, but many French critics see its narrators - multiply cloned characters called Daniel 1, Daniel 24 and Daniel 25 - as yet another version of Mr. Houellebecq.

All hearts were beating for you as long as you were perceived as just another version of the liberal-democratic protest against the authoritarian state.

As for Joe, who might have emerged as a hero in another version of the story, the movie baldly states that the gentle, handsome, nurturing friend wasn't enough of a man in bed to make Slim happy.

Somehow, as a lapsed Catholic you mistook Santorum's conservative brand of Catholicism as just another version of evangelicalism.

Now it looks as if New Yorkers have fallen for another version of this scam, and it's not because we're stupid or duplicitous.