Sentence examples for faithfully it from inspiring English sources

The PG-13-rated film has faced criticism from the outset, both from religious groups that questioned how faithfully it would treat its source material along with conservatives who decried its emphasis on environmental themes.

Grading the movie "What Maisie Knew" by how faithfully it represents Henry James's novel, published in 1897, is foolish, since no filmmaker could find an equivalent for James's mocking suavity.

Ultimately, business leaders will need to decide in whatever scenario they encounter just how persuasive data is, how faithfully it can be followed, and how comfortable they are ignoring it.

And "Better Day" captures them faithfully: it's Dolly to the bone.

Whatever the truth of the matter, Haaretz, the paper of Israeli doves and liberals, reckons that when life apparently imitates satire so faithfully, it's generally not a good sign.

Some evolutionary biologists had suggested that if one strand was copied more faithfully, it would preserve genes, while extra mutations on the other strand might allow new and possibly advantageous features to spring up.

That is, could the organism abide by the unnatural DNA and also copy it faithfully as it divided?

It will even follow you home if you ask it, wagging its rotors faithfully as it goes.

The agency should be proud of the plan, and it should faithfully carry it out.

While principals have some discretion over how to categorize violence, he said, "I believe principals and school personnel faithfully monitor it and report it in a professional way".

This had been his father's custom and he faithfully carried it on, even though it seemed to hurt him to do so.