Sentence examples for version that exists from inspiring English sources

"We're in this conundrum of, while we did have the idea, there's this other version that exists," Mr. Reich said.

The video version that exists brutally crops John Schlesinger's gorgeous Cinemascope composition, in effect tearing the film's characters out of context, which this handsome new print happily restores.

I know now, for example, that the childhood I remember is not the only version that exists, and so this allows me to be more accepting and forgiving or whatever.

Under the proposal, the team would build a 51,000-seat stadium with 50 to 75 luxury boxes designed by Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum to evoke the original 1923 stadium, not the renovated version that exists today.

Not only did she go over time, so to speak, she also went way over budget; from the start, her artistic vision was vast, and, even if the only version that exists is the shorter one, of a hundred and two minutes, the vastness of May's imagination and the depth of her inspiration is fully on view in this raucously, grimly, yet exalted rhapsody of a mismatch made in heaven.

"There are other versions that exist but this is mine.

Drivers across Europe will soon be able to use a single credit-card-sized, counterfeit-proof driver's license that will do away with the 110 different versions that exist in the 25-nation bloc.

"It was so fun to go out and look at them, but not just bring back versions that existed 40, 50 years ago and really look at it the way of saying, if these characters were created and interpreted today, how would they exist?" See more of Entertainment's top stories on Facebook >>.

He believes in a version of Syria that exists now largely in the form of nostalgia, and at rare places like Zeriab — a version in which, on any given night, the war that has ravaged the country for three years ceases to exist.

What excites me is developing technology and then engineering something which is better – to develop an improved version of something that exists.

"The idea that there is a heritage version of Scotland that exists for the delectation of tourists, not locals, is a consistent refrain within their Scottish-set work," Mr. Murray said in an e-mail.