Sentence examples for earlier renditions from inspiring English sources

Freud, in his reconsiderations of earlier renditions of the Oedipus complex, came to highlight an asymmetry between Oedipal dynamics for young boys and girls, repudiating the idea of girls undergoing an "Electra complex" as the symmetrical counterpart to the Oedipus complex.

If they're not happy with the casting of earlier renditions, they can change the casting, as was done last year at Columbia.

In any event, U.S. legal precedents coming from bounty-hunting cases and earlier renditions operations make it unlikely that Azar can successfully challenge his seizure and removal from Afghanistan, even if it was improper under local law.

(To be fair, Ozawa's earlier rendition, with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, is highly regarded).

Coverdale's earlier rendition had "a still soft hissing," and the so-called Matthew's Bible, of 1537 (which closely followed Tyndale), had "a small still voice".

An inquiry under Sir Peter Gibson, a retired senior judge, into earlier rendition programmes in which British intelligence was involved, was abandoned because of the new and dramatic evidence about the Libyan abductions.

In the earlier rendition, above, the lyrics and the refrain ("When I get older, I will be stronger") don't express the perspective of an athlete on a national team, but of a child growing up in poverty.

An inquiry under Sir Peter Gibson, a retired senior judge, into earlier rendition programmes in which British intelligence was involved, was abandoned because of the new and dramatic evidence about Belhaj's abduction.

Radcliffe's earlier rendition, a stage play in London's West End, drew tremendous media attention when the young star appeared nude.

Last year, he and Rosing brought chunks of glacial ice to Copenhagen's City Hall Square for an earlier rendition of Ice Watch, and now they're continuing the project for COP21.  .

Scheuer claimed that "there was a legal process" undergirding these early renditions.