Sentence examples for shifted the setting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Valcq and Mr. Alley (who died in May, at 38, of a heart attack) shifted the setting from Maine to Wisconsin and telescoped the film's characters into a modest roster of seven, while ironing out their quirks and purging them of their more unfriendly traits.
The company also shifted the setting from medieval Japan to a futuristic landscape filled with a dizzying variety of robotic-looking foes designed by the French comics artist Jean Giraud, who works under the name Moebius.
Mr. Rioult, a former Martha Graham principal and now a modern-dance choreographer in his own right, shifted the setting of the exotic ballet classic from a Russian fairytale forest to a grimly empty modern-day world.
After a lot of exploring, he and Alibar shifted the setting to the bayous, changed the protagonist to a girl, cast it locally, immersed themselves in the tones of the culture, and built some houses and boats out of cast-off materials.
The atmosphere of the track shifts the setting deeper into the AM, stoking all-night embers.
He added, "The hydraulic jacks that shifted the sets emitted a groan identical to the sound of the teetering ship -- the eeriest example of the way craft imitated life and created art".
Two other large projections in other galleries shift the setting from city to country.
By shifting the setting from East to West coast, Obsidian have been able to present a significantly different Wasteland experience.
Both Jean Renoir's 1936 version and Akira Kurosawa's 1957 interpretation shift the setting of the play from Imperial Russia to their directors' homelands.
The film shifts the setting to a Japanese coastal town, where a lonely and troubled foster child, Anna, has been sent to stay with relatives.
A French production company will turn Jay McInerney's novel "The Good Life" into a film, and is considering shifting the setting from New York to Paris or Madrid.
