Sentence examples for a digest version from inspiring English sources

There is always, of course, the nagging feeling that one ought to be listening to the complete opera, that the suite is like a digest version of a great book.

"My agent tells me he no longer bothers to tell me how many inquiries he gets," Mr. Finney said as he gave a digest version of the story of how a tale that seems made for the movies has never seen the light of a projector.

In one chilling scene, which appears in a digest version of the footage released to the public, the plant's chief at the time, Masao Yoshida, calls out that he has just been jolted by what feels more like an explosion than a quake.

So I asked my father, a native from Herzegovina, for a schoolgirl digest version of the good guys beating the bad guys in World War II.

At first this book first gives you a "reader's digest" version of how the world leaders really were.

Here's a reader's digest version of the Patent Reform Act's main provisions and some insights from around the web….

The concepts of a "backup brain" or cloud brain, or somewhat tangentially a collective consciousness are all salient to the discussion, and unfortunately there's no Reader's Digest version that gives an easy answer – the closest thing to a rational discussion of this are things like Neuromancer and Ghost in the Shell.

This biography by Edmund White is the digest version.

For the briefer, easier to digest version, read on.

The funding body peer reviewed proposal documents which included digest version of this study protocol as part of the selection process.

[C20.] A Mini-Size Harper's Bazaar With its March issue, Harper's Bazaar will introduce a digest-size version of the magazine.