Sentence examples for fine adaptation from inspiring English sources

A fine adaptation of Shakespeare's brilliant but slanderous play.

The other new show joining the Keswick venue's summer season is Neil Bartlett's fine adaptation of Dickens's Great Expectations.

Regina King in If Beale Street Could Talk gives a quietly excellent performance in Barry Jenkins's fine adaptation of the James Baldwin novel.

And then, of course, there's the real National Theater, which has recently opened a fine adaptation of Tennessee Williams's "Baby Doll".

This can be viewed as a fine adaptation of the model to the signal variance at each scale, orientation, and spatial location.

More than any other screen adaptation of a Fitzgerald work with the exception of Joan Micklin Silver's fine adaptation of the short story "Bernice Bobs Her Hair"—"The Last Tycoon" preserves original feeling and intelligence.

He has directed or acted in several fine adaptations of Shakespeare's plays, though the best one – Much Ado About Nothing – is long in the past.

About 1914, King Vajiravudh, a graduate of Cambridge University, attempted to win back for the palace the leadership in literature; although he produced some fine adaptations of Shakespeare's plays, they made no impact on the people, with whom romantic fiction remained popular.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame, American dramatic film, released in 1939, that is widely regarded as the finest adaptation of Victor Hugo's classic novel of the same name.

VQD adopts a packet dropping scheme which is flexible, probabilistic and based on priority-coupled component queue length in order to achieve finer adaptation to congestion level changes and thus higher video transmission quality, compared to the packet dropping scheme of PWD, which is fixed-dropping-thresholds, non-probabilistic, and based on non-priority-coupled physical queue length.

One of their finest adaptations was of Arsenic And Old Lace (1944) for Frank Capra, with whom they had a brief wartime propaganda stint in Washington.