Sentence examples for radical recasting from inspiring English sources

The full title - "Germaine Greer's Lysistrata: The Sex Strike" - implies a radical recasting of Aristophanes.

One key actor pulled out at the last minute, so there was some radical recasting the day before the shoot.

Jonathan Rosenbaum of the Chicago Reader wrote the "The greatness of Carl Dreyer's [Vampyr] derives partly from its handling of the vampire theme in terms of sexuality and eroticism and partly from its highly distinctive, dreamy look, but it also has something to do with Dreyer's radical recasting of narrative form".

These pictures, though basted in conformity, flattered the taste of the nineteen-fifties audience by recasting them as young radicals braving ridicule.

He has also recast the radical work of Beckett and Sartre, cutting them adrift from their historical moment.

12 Art Pre-Raphaelites Millais, Rossetti and Holman Hunt are recast as radical trailblazers in this Tate Britain show, the first major survey in 30 years to cover the 19th-century aesthetic movement.

His essay on Norman Mailer is a fine example of historical criticism at its best, recasting the indomitable Mailer as a man who is still locked in the 1950's, unable to expand his midcentury radical worldview.

Cohen also excels at recasting familiar icons.

Recasting any one of these alone would be huge.

I'm looking forward to that bit of recasting too.

Some are recasting themselves as "mobility service providers".