Sentence examples for impressive adaptation from inspiring English sources

If so, an impressive adaptation of a Shirley Jackson novel will have been a long-time coming.

The Sherman's festive shows are always a treat, but Gary Owen's new version of A Christmas Carol is an impressive adaptation for our times.

He reteamed with Spielberg on War of the Worlds (2005), a visually impressive adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel of the same name.

Redmayne was no unknown when we met before: he'd just starred in My Week With Marilyn opposite Michelle Williams as Monroe; he was about to appear as Stephen Wraysford in the BBC's impressive adaptation of Birdsong.

Monkeys and apes spend a lot of time in trees and have impressive adaptations for that sort of life.

Although he's directed impressive adaptations of John Kennedy Toole's The Neon Bible and Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth, his reputation ultimately rests on his films of Catholic, working-class life in Liverpool.

Although all forms of exercise may induce impressive muscle adaptation, it is not always clear which method is best for maximizing adaptation gains.

Nocturnal Animals Fashion magnate Tom Ford knocked many socks off with his impressive Christopher Isherwood adaptation A Single Man in 2009; after a seven-year break Ford is back with another literary adaptation, from the format-shuffling Tony and Susan by the late Austin Wright.

Softley had made both a tremendously popular film about The Beatles in their Hamburg years (Backbeat) and an impressive Henry James adaptation (The Wings of the Dove).

Some of the most impressive examples of adaptation come from highly specialized interactions.

This very impressive LV "preload adaptation" was actually never confirmed and was probably explained in part by technical errors related to the use of the pulmonary artery catheter.