Sentence examples for a distilled version from inspiring English sources

In fact, big beat also represented the first successful major label initiative to repackage and export to America a distilled version of the electronic music it had created house, techno, and a twist of hip-hop— through a post-rave British lens.

Its mainstream success represented the first successful major label initiative to repackage and export to America a distilled version of the electronic music it had created, solidifying the idea in the 90s that DJ and producers could be highly marketable Stateside outside the context of trance.

The patois, Ms. Harris said, is a distilled version of the Tristan residents' actual speech.

Ambassador Blackwill met with Vajpayee and gave him a distilled version of his Harvard lectures on the Cuban crisis.

The other, "Blind Girl," shows a smiling black face whose eyes are covered with monarch butterflies, providing a distilled version of the artist's signature in-denial optimism.

"Boyhood" is, in some ways, a distilled version of the "Before" series, paying tribute to the passage of real time as frankly as it can at cinematic length.

It seems to be a highly distilled version of the most extreme parts of my father.

The vaulting lines unleash an abstract choreography worthy of Matisse, like highly distilled versions of the blue nudes and swimmers in his late cutouts.

And not a distilled, filtered, purified version that you "believe" he can handle.

That show distilled a period version of the same interior struggle between the flesh and the spirit.

Today the small screen has become virtually the sole source of history, distilling the version conceived and developed by television.