Sentence examples for transposed setting from inspiring English sources

"You won't sleep peacefully," Antigone tells the king when he condemns her to death.Despite its transposed setting, the play retains its poignancy.

Without any reference to the historical, political and religious divides outside the gates, the transposed setting seems perfunctory, suggesting either the need for much further reworking of the text, or that he should have done none at all.

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The white colleague with whom Thackeray falls in love was played by Suzy Kendall, and the screenwriter and director, James Clavell, transposed the setting to the swinging 60s.

"Thus the title of the piece: we are trying to transpose once set of senses (hearing, seeing) into another (touch)." You can interact with Transposition at the Denver Art Museum until September 22nd.

Transposing the setting to 18th-century Ireland, Conall Morrison's lavish musical production plays up the rustic comedy, when two Dublin sophisticates blunder into a private country house, which they mistake for an inn.

But in transposing the setting to modern Harlem (and cleverly adapting the text without ever compromising it), Emeka and his team crystallize precisely why the stakes are so high.

Bodanzky read Carrano's book in 1996 and, impressed by the theme, assigned Luiz Bolognesi to adapt it into a film and transpose its setting from the 1970s to the 1990s.

Stein cast the play with virtually unknown young actors, and, most daring of all, transposed the Brixton setting to a working-class district of Munich.

Dense, tall trees surround the pitch and frame the equally densely packed supporters sections - giving proceedings the air of an English non-league game that has somehow been transposed to the setting of the Augusta Masters course.

They feature the series characters transposed to a school setting with Gintoki acting as their teacher.