Sentence examples for as reconceived from inspiring English sources

Or call it Baroque as reconceived by Duchamp in his early Cubist phase.

As reconceived for "Spokane" these prototypes start to seem alarmingly like figures from a conventional Hollywood caper comedy about dopey, foul-mouthed crooks who keep tripping over themselves.

(Think of the film "Last Summer," the mean teen favorite of 1969, as reconceived by the playwright and polemicist David Hare . Subtle it ain't.

As reconceived by Fiasco Theater, a young troupe that specializes in undressing classics, "Into the Woods" proves that it has better bones, a fresher bloom and a more naturally curvaceous symmetry than you might have suspected.

As reconceived this time by Edward Hall, an episodic play benefits from countless scene changes, some of them quite clever, and from a cast of 20 of the sort that only the heavily subsidised National Theatre can these days afford.

Think of the film "Last Summer," the mean-teen favorite of 1969, as reconceived by the playwright-polemicist David Hare, then screened through the American Neil LaBute's vision of human beings as rutting animals.

And pretty soon, as we sit perched on stools next to the bar as Netrebko makes me a cup of tea, she jokingly asks if I want tequila... and I tell her she will do fine in LA. (Already wowed LA in a knockout performance as Manon, reconceived as a pole-dancing hottie).

A former soloist with the National Ballet of Portugal, she is a delicately expressive dancer, which is particularly evident in the dream ballet sequence, in which -- as stunningly reconceived by Ms. Stroman -- Laurey does her own dancing.

Prozac had arrived in the US in the late 1980s, and the new fashion in medical psychiatry was for drug rather than talking treatments, as mental illnesses were reconceived as diseases of the brain.

Then in 2006 the city relocated the theater across the street, to the corner of Ashland Place and Lafayette Avenue, as the site was reconceived as a kind of public gateway to the cultural district.

Wasn't it only recently that history was reconceived as being told from below as well as above?