Sentence examples for serious adaptation from inspiring English sources

There are a large number of low income countries who will [shortly] be dealing with serious adaptation issues.

"A Young Doctor's Notebook" stands out on American television simply for being a serious adaptation of serious literature.

But at around the forty-minute mark it shifts from attempting a serious adaptation of a classic work to pandering to a Broadway audience.

But whatever interest the production might have dies away around the forty-minute mark, as it shifts from attempting a serious adaptation of a classic work to pandering to a Broadway audience.

(Holden) 'PROOF' (PG-13, 100 minutes) A terribly serious adaptation of David Auburn's prize-laden Broadway play, starring Gwyneth Paltrow as the daughter of a dead mathematician struggling to come to terms with both her father's legacy and her own troubled mind.

It was only in 1916 that William Gillette's Sherlock Holmes attempted a serious adaptation of Conan Doyle's character.

With different studios (they eventually put United Artists back on the map), Lancaster and Hecht made offbeat movies like "Marty" (1955) and serious adaptations like "Come Back, Little Sheba" (1952) and "The Rose Tattoo" (1955), as well as more profitable adventure pictures.

It was a run-through of "The Spoon River Project," a dead-serious adaptation of Edgar Lee Masters's 1915 masterpiece, "Spoon River Anthology," running at the cemetery through June 26.

Having said that, A-Team cannot work as a super-serious adaptation, even though Singleton was apparently planning one, and Narc's ragged, noirish hyperreal style would not suit at all, much as I love that film's mean depiction of life on the police front line in Detroit.

"And third, we have not yet been serious about adaptation.

It is not too late to act, but we need to get serious about adaptation.