Sentence examples for barely adapted from inspiring English sources
Le Gendre has barely adapted Heaney's text.
As Raniere's arrest made it easier for former students to speak freely, I realized Rand's philosophy was copied and pasted throughout the NXIVM curriculum, barely adapted for seminar room discussion.
"Some companies barely survived, while others adapted and thrived.
The exciting new storytelling form, barely a century old, was adapted from the European novels that European armies brought in their wake: Napoleon's troops were in Cairo for three years, but, thanks to Egypt's Paris-worshipping nineteenth-century khedives, Balzac and Zola stayed for good.
Barely a generation old, the new sport, adapted from rugby, was a sensation in the Northeast.
She thinks Wurzburg presents an overly optimistic view of how other children in the school have adapted to Peter, who at 18 can barely speak coherently and can't tie his shoelaces.
9pm, ITV With Downton barely even cold in the ground, ITV's new costume offering, adapted by Downton's Julian Fellowes himself from Anthony Trollope's novel, arrives overflowing with scandalous illegitimacy, heavy boozing and social exclusion.
It didn't help that the temperature barely topped 60 degrees Fahrenheit with a strong breeze, chilly even for lizards adapted to living at 9,000 feet.
Powered by a tiny 1,340-cubic-centimeter 1,340-cubic-centimeter 1,340-cubic-centimetercyclengine RadaptedSR3 RS I drove had barely 200 horsepower.
Almost nothing happens — Antonioni could have adapted it into a good film — and yet the story's simmering atmosphere of barely suppressed violence and dread comes slowly to a boil.
