Sentence examples for every adaptation from inspiring English sources

Similarly, every adaptation will be different depending on who's writing it.

For every adaptation, there are thousands of books still waiting to be filmed.

Behind every adaptation of Ballet Shoes there looms a Black Swan.

David Heyman, who has guided every adaptation of J K Rowling's fantasy tales since the series launched in 2001, revealed that he is casting his net far beyond Leavesden Studios for future episodes.

Andrew Davies – whose 1995 BBC version of Pride and Prejudice starring Colin Firth is still seen as a seminal version – says: "Every adaptation has to be one that reflects the time in which it was written, as the book itself does".

That is why the United States needs to acknowledge one increasingly awkward aspect of its leadership: American advantage is hard-wired into the system in ways that a rising power might justifiably resent.For a great power to find a new equilibrium with an emerging one is hard because every adaptation looks like a retreat.

The principle characters, Pan and Hermaphroditus, undergo metamorphosis towards the final drawing, with every small floral or animal addition and every physical adaptation having its own meaning.

Although he's an excellent storyteller, not every screen adaptation of his work has been successful – although many have.

To paraphrase the novel's famous opening sentence, every movie adaptation of "Anna Karenina" is unfaithful in its own way.

If world agriculture is to feed 10 billion people less than 40 years from now, we will need every living adaptation we can find for growing plants in poor soil and with low rainfall.

The struggle for existence is so extreme, according to Darwin, that every useful adaptation, however tiny, can help a species survive the Malthusian bloodbath he witnessed in his own deceptively beautiful garden.