Sentence examples for Distilled from inspiring English sources
The word "Distilled" is correct in written English
It is typically used to describe the process of purifying a liquid by heating it to create vapor and then cooling it to create a liquid again, or metaphorically to mean reducing something to its essential elements. Example: "The author distilled complex ideas into simple, understandable concepts."
New Labour rightly distilled the lesson that there can be advantages to being open to international investment – think of Toyota's expanding Derbyshire plant – but wrongly leapt to the conclusion that the state's only duty in policing takeovers was to safeguard competition.
Sans tea, the concept of Englishness can be distilled down to nothing more than a poster reading: "Keep calm and carry on thinking Wayne Rooney is a slightly better striker than he is".
Distilled in a single borough is all the pathology and injustice of the British economic model.
Producers are paying around 7,000 pesos (£464) for a ton of the plant, stripped down to a core which yields a sugary liquid that is fermented and distilled twice before becoming tequila.
One key passage could be distilled into two words: Danny Boyle.
Another example of a collaborative approach is Troytown's bestselling St Agnes rose geranium ice-cream: the flower-oil flavouring was distilled by Sam's uncle on his farm.
Dr Crow, a physician with an interest in chemistry, was an early researcher into the distillation and maturation of whisky, and is credited with refining the use of "sour mash setback", a way to achieve consistent batches of the mash which, after fermentation is complete, is then distilled.
State television, which is generally loth to give publicity to the reformists, took the trouble to film all three days of the conference, and then carefully distilled the most distasteful bits into a ten-minute snippet.
To track Liaoning's economy, Mr Li looked at rail cargo, bank lending and electricity consumption.Inspired by his example, three economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco have distilled an alternative national growth index from three similar items.
Heading up the bill is Jeff Mills, still seen by many as the style's definitive voice: hostile to frivolity in an earnest quest for utopia, his sound is triple-distilled dance based around immaculate shifts in pace and mood.
For many it is a passion, to the point that most of the arak consumed in the country is not factory-produced, but home-distilled.
