Sentence examples similar to endorse adaptations from inspiring English sources
In the fifties, he endorsed literary and theatrical adaptations as no less intrinsically cinematic than films based on original scripts and praised the power of literary sources to inform, and to improve, the cinema.
In the fifties, he endorsed literary and theatrical adaptations as no less intrinsically cinematic than films based on original scripts — and praised the power of literary sources to inform, and to improve, the cinema.
In 2005, Oprah Winfrey endorsed the musical adaptation of The Color Purple.
I fully endorse the relevance of evolution, natural selection, and adaptation to the dietary needs of all species, our own included.
Overall, visitors were much more likely to endorse the three ER explanations and the IR explanation of need-based adaptation than any of the other explanations (see Table 8, for means and standard deviations).
Highly endorsed restrictions included regular assessment by the Ministry of Transportation (mean utility 0.94), driving with vehicle adaptations (0.94) and daytime driving only (0.93).
We also endorse Travisano and Shaw's (2013) call for mechanistic studies of natural selection and adaptation that lead to changes in phenotypes.
Versions appropriate for catheter lab use include local adaptations, the interventional radiology checklist (approved by the National Patient Safety Agency) and a version endorsed by the BCS.
Some recent initiatives in rural health endorse the perspective that it is realistic to draw on existing assets, local needs and rural propensity for adaptation to circumstances, when redesigning local services [ 48].
