Sentence examples for freely adapted from inspiring English sources

freely adapted from the life and works of Alfred Jarry by Richard Henrich.

His Norte, the End of History was freely adapted from Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment.

(The new play is described as "freely adapted" from the McKellen play).

In this work Copland freely adapted the 12-tone method to devise a steely harmonic language distinctively his own.

THE MOURNERS, OR MOURNING IS A FORM OF ACTIVISM, freely adapted by Yuval Sharon from "The Libation Bearers" by Aeschylus.

Mr. Uhry has freely adapted the play from David I. Kertzer's stunning book, "The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara".

Xavier Giannoli's in-competition "Superstar" is described as "freely adapted from the novel 'L'Idole' by Serge Joncour".

Despite its sinister undercurrents the movie, freely adapted from a Juan Mayorga play, might be described as noir-lite.

Eighteenth-century versions of Shakespeare on stage tended to be freely adapted to the tastes of the age.

Dermot Bolger's "freely adapted" version, while vivid, fails to find a stage equivalent for the extraordinary stream-of-consciousness expression of thought in the book.

Gyorgy Kurtag's "Stele" (1994) demonstrates the composer's ingenious synthesis of freely adapted 12-tone technique with earthy, Bar tokian tonal harmony.