Sentence examples for satisfying version from inspiring English sources
A big hit in 1972 and almost forgotten now, this glossy, soapy, immensely satisfying version of the life of Billie Holiday follows the traditional rise-and-fall course of the showbiz-bio genre.
No such collaborative possibilities attend Alan Jenkins's deeply satisfying version of Le bateau ivre.
Austen-Leigh did not like Cassandra's sketch, and so commissioned a more "satisfying version" based on his own memories.
The director, Kon Ichikawa, had made a deeply satisfying version of the traditional woman's movie for the art-house crowd — you might call it Osaka Sirk.
In fact, the most satisfying version in my experience was served at Tower Lodge, an idiosyncratic hotel in the Hunter Valley, near Sydney.
Although the dances choreographed for Act IV in 1895 by Lev Ivanov, in many ways still the most satisfying version, are the ballet's most restrained, this very simplicity becomes bleakly eloquent.
For this edition teams of preservationists have collated the best surviving prints, combining shots and sequences from up to five or six different versions to produce the most complete, visually satisfying versions we are likely to see.
A delight to eat, every single dish, as were guiltily satisfying versions of sticky toffee pudding and St. Emilion au chocolat, a pair of great English desserts developed by a pair of great English chefs of the 1970's, George Perry-Smith and Francis Coulson. Perry-Smith and Francis Coulson
A short-order cook in the corner of the bar quickly turns out satisfying versions of classics, like feijoada ($18), on a small cooktop.
AC/DC and Steely Dan — two classic-rock acts booked in part to expand the festival's reach among older fans willing to pay for pricey VIP packages — played deeply satisfying versions of shows they've each been playing in less glamorous venues for years.
Our results can be applied to all differential forms or functions satisfying some version of the A-harmonic equation, the usual p-harmonic equation or the Laplace equation [1, 9, 10, for more applications].
