Sentence examples for period version from inspiring English sources

That show distilled a period version of the same interior struggle between the flesh and the spirit.

He also directed some impressive revivals: promenade, high-concept interpretations of A Winter's Tale and Pericles, and an incisive period version of The Crucible with Iain Glen (all 2006).

This historical disaster movie – a sort of period version of old ITV hit London's Burning – will benefit from digital technology's ability to create and destroy a convincing 17th-century city but, given Bradby's background as a journalist and thriller writer, may also suggest metaphors for the current terrorist threat to the city.

The objects in the museum were packed and prepared for flight, stacked in the hall, the sitting rooms and bedchambers; it was sort of fun and sort of confusing to see an authentic, period version of the mess I'd left at home.

In her version of "Bluebeard" Ms. Breillat switches back and forth between two young sisters shivering along to the gruesome tale (one is reading it, and the other is listening, sometimes reluctantly) and two young women playing parts in a period version of the story.

Appearing in later editions of Theatrum Scotiae, the North East View of Edinburgh Castle engraving depicts the Scotch (to use the appropriate adjective of that period) version of the Union Flag flying from the Castle Clock Tower.

The first version seems meant for television or classroom viewings; the second for viewers more interested in Eisenstein's graphic style and use of type (though both sets of subtitles appear to be modern reconstructions, the period versions having been long lost).

Gatiss says that they wanted to "fetishise modern London in the way that the period versions fetishise Victorian London".

All patients completed both the 4-week and 1-week recall period versions of the MOS-SS, with the 4-week recall period questionnaires administered first.

There is even a Lego-period version of his famous Field for the British Isles.

Our theoretical framework studies the provision of a durable public good as a modified two-period version of Battaglini et al. (2012).