Sentence examples for series adopted from inspiring English sources

Starting with Final Fantasy VIII, the series adopted a more photo-realistic look.

In 1998, The Bill returned to hour-long episodes, which later became twice-weekly, at which point the series adopted a much more serialised approach.

Other published series adopted a different approach, achieving a different gap between their results and the 95% target [ 18- 20].

"Lolita: An Imagined Opera," presented in its American premiere on Friday night as part of Montclair State University's vibrant Peak Performances series, adopts the monster view.

Ms. O'Hara worked with the filmmaker Michael Moore on the documentaries "Bowling for Columbine," "Fahrenheit 9/11" and "Sicko," and the series adopts an outraged tone reminiscent of those left-leaning films.

Jeff Evans, writing in the Guinness Television Encyclopedia, writes that the series adopts a "far more adult approach" than "previous efforts in the same vein" such as A Bunch of Fives.

In 2001, prior to Paul Marquess' appointment as executive producer, The Bill's ratings had dropped to approximately six million viewers and advertising revenues had fallen, in part due to the ageing demographic of its viewers, leading ITV to order a "rejuvenation" which saw the series adopt a serial format.

The X-ray crystallographic studies show that molecules in this series adopt an extended conformation of the alkylene spacers as part of a bis urea) hydrogen bonded stack (see above).

Numerous contemporary driving series have adopted a similarly gritty urban setting, and Ridge Racer's new look merely joins them, rather than bringing fresh rubber to the party.

Subsequently, in Grant Morrison's Batman, Incorporated series, Cain adopted the name Black Bat to work as part of Batman's international crime-fighting network.

For the intensely loyal but perilously small "Chuck" fan base, the scene is indicative of a new creative direction that this action-comedy series has adopted as it begins its third season.