Sentence examples for excellent adaptation from inspiring English sources
I also think Tod Williams's "The Door in the Floor" is an excellent adaptation of "A Widow for One Year"; he smartly adapted just the first third of that novel, when the character of Ruth (the eponymous widow) is still a little girl.
It's an excellent adaptation, in other words, of F. Scott Fitzgerald's melodramatic American classic.
In 1987, Jonathan Miller and Michael Hastings did an excellent adaptation for the Royal Court that captured the absurd rituals of absolute power.
There is plenty of cheap, black-and-white, ingenious futurism, such as the underground dwelling pods in the excellent adaptation of Forster's The Machine Stops.
Although less effective than claws for digging or gouging, the flattened nail is still an excellent adaptation that has added much to the development of manipulative skills.
In this extravagantly exciting show (directed by the gifted Neil Armfield from an excellent adaptation by David Holman, Rushh played Poprishchin, the supercilious, demented, red-headed low-ranking civil servant driven crazy by envy.
Elizabeth Gaskell -- She doesn't have the drawing power of Charles Dickens or Anthony Trollope, but Gaskell has been inspiring excellent adaptations from her novels, the latest of which is Cranford.
And we should probably also mention David Fincher's excellent film adaptation starring Edward Norton, Brad Pitt and Brad Pitttt's torso.
David Hare's excellent, crisp adaptation, which boldly sends the word "impotent" quivering in the air, is particularly deft at suggesting this aspect.
Masters of Sex has been reissued to coincide with the excellent TV adaptation of the same name, a medical Mad Men in which Johnson is played by Lizzy Caplan and Masters by Michael Sheen.
He also wrote an excellent movie adaptation of the children's novel Charlotte's Web (1973), created the series Apple's Way, which ran for four seasons from 1974, and scripted a number of TV movies including Lassie: A New Beginning (1978).
