Sentence examples for recasts of from inspiring English sources

In fact, at the very moment that one version of the young woman is greeting visitors to the Getty Museum in Malibu, an identical version has pride of place in another Pompeii exhibition in Denver, Colorado - different casts and recasts of the same void made by the same dead human being 2,000 years ago (and 5,000 miles away).

The night closed with similar recasts of Hancock staples "Canteloupe Island" and the strolling, thick-bottomed funk of "Chameleon," a hit from "Head Hunters" that helped give birth to fusion more than 40 years ago with echoes that can still be heard now.

The most striking was the Tory recasting of Ed Miliband.

The recasting of history through memory and experience.

This, to my knowledge, is the beginning of the modern recasting of the Book of Job.

My solution involves the recasting of venerable institutions into forms appropriate for the contemporary era.

The recasting of South Africa's legend has repercussions to this day.

It also suggested a delicate public recasting of Ms. Diallo by her lawyers.

Mr. Benjamin's recasting of the music highlights the mix of lacy counterpoint and haunting harmonies.

Any broad recasting of the City Charter has to be done methodically and fairly.

According to Mr Ibish, this was simply a recasting of the anti-semitic Jewish banker stereotype.