Sentence examples for lately adopted from inspiring English sources

Sellars has lately adopted a documentary style of libretto writing, compiling texts from memoirs, letters, and historical accounts.

The United Nations has lately adopted an aggressive posture in eastern Congo, especially since last month, when militia fighters ambushed and killed nine peacekeepers.

State-controlled Egyptian media, traditionally venomously hostile to Israel (and to Jews), has lately adopted a more conciliatory tone.

In an Oxford case of 1789 wife selling is described as "the vulgar form of Divorce lately adopted", suggesting that even if it was by then established in some parts of the country it was only slowly spreading to others.

It has lately been adopted by high-end fashionmakers, who once would have shuddered at being linked with a lifestyle reminiscent of a commune.

Robin Givhan, a former style reporter for The Washington Post, who is now at Vogue, suggested the First Lady might lately have adopted blue along with skirts both to soften her image and to define it more sharply.

With his poll numbers down and Democrats fearing disaster in this year's midterm elections, Mr. Obama is at a particularly rocky point in his presidency and has been shifting his rhetoric lately to adopt a more populist tone.

It's hard to know how deeply Trump holds any of the culturally conservative views he has adopted lately.

Digital watermarking technology has been adopted lately as an effective solution to protecting the copyright of digital assets from illicit copying.

The term "Second Northern War", coined in Polish historiography (Druga Wojna Północna), has lately been increasingly adopted by German and English language historiography.

The provider Initiated Opt – Out Prenatal HIV Screening Approach, recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) lately has been adopted and translated into policy in most Sub – Saharan African countries.