Sentence examples for if recast from inspiring English sources

The JFK era obsessions of the original... the Peace Corps, Special Forces, and space exploration -- are intact, if recast.

If not, recast me.

If we recast the 80s as a subcultural timeline, the decade actually spanned six years.

Trevorrow says he and Safety's writer, Derek Connolly, "were told we could get millions more to make the movie if we recast it with bigger names.

It's as if Rauchway wrote a generic farce about a long-forgotten revolution and then decided the book might get more attention if he recast the narrator as a refugee from "The Great Gatsby".

We then heard sirens and squiggles, something that sounded like a fax machine doing the watusi, a rhythm like soca being mangled by techno-metal, a piece of music that would make a great theme tune for Terminator if James Cameron recast the machine hero as a dreadlocked rasta, and a pulverising beat that brought to mind a Caribbean island under siege from an alien invasion.

Steele concluded by saying that if Obama recast his health care proposal in different terms, he might get a bipartisan agreement.

This week's events show that the process needs to be recast if it is to produce results.

If fate has recast him as the Unabomber's brother, he has tried to play the part as David Kaczynski would.

But with few plays on Broadway this summer -- not a single nonmusical is running right now -- the producers of "Red" stood to make a mint at the box office if they had recast with two big-name stars.

Put unkindly, the process is a kind of deliberately warped journalism, where nothing is quite what it is, and every encounter is examined and, if need be, recast for its dramatic possibilities.