Sentence examples for is a recasting from inspiring English sources

The text apparently is a recasting, in the Mahayana ("Greater Vehicle") tradition, of a work from the Sarvastivada school.

The 3.5m (11ft) bronze of Churchill, standing on a plinth once occupied by a Czech communist president, Antonin Zapotocky, is a recasting of the original by the British sculptor Ivor Roberts-Jones, which stands in Parliament Square in London.

This too is a recasting, taken from the Hoylake and West Kirby War Memorial in Merseyside, UK.

The figure is a recasting of one of the figures from the Royal Artillery Memorial in Hyde Park, London, UK.

whitei", an informally described species coined by Pickering in 1996, is a recasting of the A. atrox versus A. fragilis debate using a better specimen to represent the A. atrox form, and has not been recognized.

The findings suggest that people with low self-esteem may be resistant to their friends' efforts to help them feel better about themselves, particularly a strategy called positive reframing, which is a recasting of a situation in a positive light.

"There's going to be a recasting of the industry, and it's now stretched offshore," Mr. Tilton said.

It's a recasting of the author's 2002 adult novel, "Rikers," which drew on real people and situations Volponi observed during six years teaching teen­agers in jail.

Since last year's unexpected strong showing in the general election, there has been a recasting of Labour – leaving it uneasily dominated by the left.

This is a slightly recast version of another proposal I first made with Nancy Kendall in 2014.

All this is just a recasting of what we've already talked about, from a slightly different angle.