Through deftly recasting familiar tales of underage drinkers and lads spoiling for a fight, Arctic Monkeys satisfied older fans while speaking to their own constituency.
It is important to remember that you can't make feelings go away by sheer will power, but you can move through them, recast them, reinterpret them, and modify your reactions to them.
Now, many believe, it is trying to recoup its reputation by recasting itself, through these murders, as a defender of Iraqi manhood and morality.
Such approaches might include increasing democratic control of event related spending (for example, channelling funding through existing elected bodies), recasting the events as less costly and simpler sports events, or using impact assessment approaches to optimise the effects of the event "intervention".
I have great admiration for the primary voters who have seen through Mr. Romney's and other candidates' image "recasting".
At just twenty-seven (she graduated from Columbia's M.F.A. program in 2006), she's tearing through the history of the medium, digesting and recasting everything in her path.
The Chinese prodigious aptitude at recasting foreign ideas and artistic models through their own world vision is illustrated both by several of the artifacts and by the statuary excavated in recent years.
A previous Shakespeare, Hamlet the Clown Prince (2008), rattled through the text in a breakneck 90 minutes, recasting it for a troupe of six clowns with Kumar as Hamlet himself.
Recasting Ossie Davis' eulogy for Malcolm X through an ethereal vocal melody, the song gives way to a plea for understanding drawn from a speech by the civil rights leader from 1965.
Taking over in 1963, Mr. Sulzberger, known as Punch, transformed the newspaper, guiding it through pressing financial troubles, making it national in scope and recasting it with new sections and a new design.
