Sentence examples for largely recast from inspiring English sources

The play has been redirected, largely recast and totally redesigned, and it has brilliantly expanded to fill the space.

Although the voice track was largely recast, there are a lot of quality names, including Frances McDormand, Anna Paquin and Steve Zahn.

McCain chose Palin largely to recast himself as the "change candidate".

For all the air of history tonight, there is a sense of modernity too: largely in Gilmour's recent recasting of his band.

For Mr. Odey and Mr. Jabre, their success has derived largely from their ability to quickly recast their investment outlooks.

Flatly directed by Julie Taymor, who won accolades for The Lion King on Broadway before coming a cropper with the accident-prone Spider-Man, this rests largely on its central conceit of recasting Prospero as a woman (Prospera), a role magnificently relished by the magisterial Helen Mirren.

How can Hamilton be so recast for a contemporary audience largely liberal and, in its wider circles, broadly diverse?

Mr. Tancharoen, however, largely does away with the otherworldly fluff and recasts the characters as the inhabitants of a dystopian modern world.

For Ms. Krawcheck, as for other executives on the Street, the challenge is to shrink a research bureaucracy that was largely designed to support Citigroup's investment banking and recast it to serve institutional and retail clients.

Today, after twenty years as the Met's director, he is more tolerant of interests that he does not happen to share, but his own interests still center largely on the Metropolitan, and the Metropolitan sometimes seems to have recast itself in his image.

Just as Gene Kelly struggled to make audiences fall in love with the antihero club impresario Joey Evans in its premiere in 1940, and a 1976 revival was marred by recasting, the convulsions in this latest production have largely involved the cast and the tricky story of a bad-boy huckster who treats women shabbily.