Sentence examples for recast for from inspiring English sources

But the comparison evokes another discussion, equally rooted in history yet recast for modern times.

Web sites have been recast for humor as well as cutting-edge graphics.

Britain's "Queer as Folk" and "As If" have recently been remade and recast for the American audience.

Jamila Gavin's excellent historical novel The Blood Stone, has been recast for younger readers in Danger by Moonlight.

How can Hamilton be so recast for a contemporary audience largely liberal and, in its wider circles, broadly diverse?

"Neither David nor I thought they should recast for Broadway and recruit a star name for one of the roles," Mr. John said.

AM-S suggested the potential utility of recasting for optimizing non-linear kinetic models.

For a proof of concept of the difficulties of global optimizing non-linear models and of the use of recasting for attaining practical solutions, we shall start by defining a reference biochemical network that corresponds to the reaction scheme in Figure 1.

St. John and the writers received praise for the recast, and for successfully re-integrating Todd into the show's canvas.

Given that wars tend to be unpopular, the government and military try to recast appeals for war as support for individual troops.

More flowing and sentimental than the finished concerto, the music was far too lovely to be completely cast off; in 1980 Schuman recast it for his "Three Colloquies" for French horn and orchestra.