Sentence examples for rather than recast from inspiring English sources

"Sister Act" found its future home at the Broadway Theater when producers of the hit musical "Promises, Promises" surprisingly decided to close this coming January rather than recast their show when its stars, Sean Hayes and Kristin Chenoweth, depart.

Movie critics, however, are fascinated by the aesthetic life or death in the object right before their eyes, and they tend to fight one machine or pod at a time rather than recast their helplessness as a theory of subjection.

Weir felt Carrey was perfect for the role and opted to wait for another year rather than recast the role.

After he became ill, the company decided to cancel rather than recast the play, a nod of respect to Mako and his legacy.

Even the notion of community has different meaning in the medicalized and the local cultural contexts, and these areas of disagreement must be explored rather than recast in authoritative medical or technical concepts.

It appears to be an act of affection by director Gareth Edwards who, rather than recasting the Grand Moff, has opted to honour Cushing's memory.

"I don't believe this is a moment when we have to re-create the wheel," he said, later adding: "We're dealing with, basically, a sound document that needs modification rather than recasting".

Last winter the lead producers of the Broadway revival "Promises, Promises" closed the show on Jan . 2rather than gamble money on recasting their two stars, Sean Hayes and Kristin Chenoweth, and risk a slide in ticket sales.

The manifesto, approved as an addendum to the original charter rather than an entirely new document, recast the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as a political battle with the "Zionist project" — Hamas' pseudonym for Israel.

In books such as Depression: The Way Out of Your Prison and Beyond Fear, she offered advice to her readers in the second person ("Thinking that you will be helping your family by killing yourself can seem to be very virtuous, but it is not"), rather than simply describing clinical work, and recast depression as a personal challenge that could be overcome without professional help.

It discloses its meanings through the layering and recasting of themes rather than the linear presentation of action.