Sentence examples for later appropriation from inspiring English sources

This was in reference to the theremin's later appropriation by Hollywood filmmakers as the sound of psychosis ("Spellbound," "The Lost Weekend") and alien invasion ("The Thing from Another World," "The Day the Earth Stood Still").

Repetition is the subject, once again, suggesting continuity with his later appropriations.

It's sort of like budgeting nothing for a war and then throwing in an emergency appropriation later.

Though the theme is explicit in PM and CP ("Pragmatism, Relativism, Irrationalism"), it is with Rorty's later and further appropriation of Davidson that his criticism of the idea of knowledge as representation becomes fully elaborated (ORT "Introduction" and Part II).

Less than one month later, an omnibus appropriations bill was signed into law that includes $815 million for pandemic flu preparedness.

(One of Trinity's more unusual financial appropriations, later on, was for the acquisition of several dozen head of cattle that had had their hair discolored by the explosion).

The moonshot could still receive funding through separate House and Senate bills to speed medical innovation or, if those bills don't advance, later in the appropriations process.

But House Republicans never agreed to a budget ― the Senate didn't either, for that matter ― and House lawmakers had a much later start on appropriations bills than usual.

Its range of formats makes his later expansion beyond photo appropriation look less opportunistic.

Inevitably, though, even the best-intentioned efforts raised issues of what would later be termed cultural appropriation and white-skin privilege.

Since disco quickly became an object of derision and, later, of ironic, campy appropriation, it is easy to ignore that "Saturday Night Fever" is, at bottom, the biography of a young artist struggling with both his circumstances and his discipline, to stay true to himself while also using his art as the bridge to a wider world.