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75 examples of Adaption in a sentence

And there's no adaption.
Part of the problem is that it was an adaption of a play and a remake of a 1982 movie that dealt with a basketball team from the 1950's.
Corey Haim plays a kid who teams up with a dog to take out a giant troll and OSA hit-man (Michael Ironside) with a 30/30 and homemade bombs (Which plays plausible considering Haim) Oh and he also protects his mother and girlfriend as well in this watchable yet disappointing adaption of a decent story.
A traveling couple (Horton and Hamilton)stumble onto the town of Gatlin, where kids have slaughtered the adults and are always eager to slaughter more, along the way they're separated and Peter Horton of course must save his wife from these tiresome, er terrible tykes in this very bad adaption of one of King's best short stories.
this is a dreadful adaption of Charles Kingsley's story.
I will make up my time by watching the 1999 adaption and hope that it fits agreeable along with Sense and Sensibility; Emma; Becoming Jane; and Pride and Prejudice.
As a fan of nearly any period drama, and at that a huge Jane Austen fan, I was horrified by this adaption.
This was an interesting adaption of William Shakespeare's last known solo play but in my humble opinion, a terrible one.
Badly shot, badly edited, clumsy dialogue, flat characters, unsuccessful adaption of a novel.
Jack Bender's "The Tempest" is an adaption of Shakespeare's play "The Tempest".
I have long been a fan of Twelfth Night- it turned me on to Shakespeare, so to have a modern adaption is a dream come true.
Pola X is a beautiful adaption of Herman Melville's 'Pierre; or, the Ambiguities'.
This is the best adaption of Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet.
knowing Dylan thomas, and really being appreciative of his poetry but aware and rather disconcerted by the man, i didn't feel i needed to see a twee adaption of his lame bohemian life laid bare.
I quite this Anne Rice book adaption.
Sadly, this film adaption just did not seem to hit the spot with the public.
To make up for that, we have this re-make which, if not flawless, is an enjoyable and well done adaption of the musical.
It takes a few different twists and isn't quite as deep as the story it's based on (Cabal, by Clive Barker) but for a movie adaption it stays very true to source material.
This is a ravishing, yet spare adaption of Thomas Mann's novelette of the same title.
The video game adaption of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is, as you may have guessed, based on the movie of the same name.
I had the great pleasure of recently viewing this beautifully filmed wide-screen adaption of the the 1943 stage revival (which unlike the original 1935 production) which included extensive spoken recitatives.
This was indeed an amazing adaption.
They missed a lot out of the adaption which was disappointing as the book is a master piece and I think they could have done it superbly if they had been able to stretch it over a longer period of time.
I was totally blown away with both the book and the TV adaption!
I loved both of Sarah Waters previous novels and also found the Tipping the Velvet adaption quite enjoyable.
I recommend that you watch this adaption!
I don't pretend to be a huge Asterix fan, having only seen one other movie adaption and read only two of the comics, but this was a superb movie, all the same.
'Garbo Talks' and she spoke those words in her first sound film, an adaption of the Eugene O'Neil play Anna Christie.
I am a big fan of the original book and this adaption is simply bad.
This is the worst adaption of a classic story I have ever seen.
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