Sentence examples for failed adaptations from inspiring English sources

It is conceivable that there were failed adaptations during the initial human colonization of South America.

Music libraries are well stocked with failed adaptations of Shakespeare, their creators paralyzed by excessive veneration for the source.

What the failed adaptations of his books had made clear was that even in his relatively straightforward early novels his narrative techniques were a little too tricky for the movies to handle.

Amazon is currently trying to adapt The Man in High Castle which previously sputtered through two failed adaptation efforts.

She previously was the head writer and executive producer of "Eastwick" ABC's failed adaptation of John Updike's 1984 novel, "The Witches of Eastwick".

Despite his forays into film (which include a failed adaptation of one of his favorite children's books, Jan Merrill's "Pushcart War," and an overdue screenplay for the producer Scott Rudin), Mr. Kushner remains loyal to the theatrical world.

Quantitative measures of individual and group sociality account for some of the differences in successful or failed adaptation.

Bettenhausen dismissed the game's multiplayer mode as a failed adaptation of the Mario Party series.

Should Stage I surveillance and response measures fail, adaptation of mitigation to contain an epidemic will be required and the next two stages may have to be considered.

Fifteen tried and failed film adaptations of un-adaptable books.

One of the most ambitious projects was the failed film adaptation by director Alejandro Jodorowsky of the 1965 sci-fi novel Dune, written by Frank Herbert.