Sentence examples for a radically revised from inspiring English sources

The shorts' subjects range from an aardvark drummer ("Hamilton Mattress") to a radically revised "Hamlet".

[The government] shouldintroduce a radically revised national planning policy framework with strong safeguards for nature and the landscape".

You spends four years or so trying to penetrate the carapace of someone who at the time remained resolutely impenetrable, only for new evidence to come rolling along to suggest a radically revised view of your subject.

Months of negotiations with the head of the company's franchisee association produced a radically revised contract, one that expanded the longstanding licensing agreement into a more marketable 15-year franchise contract.

In June the committee, chaired by Gerald Kaufman, was addressed by Greek foreign minister George Papandreou, who presented a radically revised proposal for the return of the Parthenon sculptures to Athens.

In 2009, Mercedes-Benz unveiled a radically revised version of its SLR McLaren supercar, inspired by the famed 1955 300SLR racer.

McCartney recalled collaborating with West on the single, which featured a McCartney melody radically revised by West into a hard-hitting single that references hip-hop and grime.

He pointed out that the status of the posthumous publications the letter and manuscripts, for instance, as well as "Stephen Hero" (an unfinished autobiographical novel which Joyce radically revised as "A Portrait") and "Giacomo Joyce" (a fragmentary, poetic account of Joyce's relationship with a female student)—is still unclear.

He pointed out that the status of the posthumous publications — the letter and manuscripts, for instance, as well as "Stephen Hero" (an unfinished autobiographical novel which Joyce radically revised as "A Portrait") and "Giacomo Joyce" (a fragmentary, poetic account of Joyce's relationship with a female student) — is still unclear.

First authorized for use in the Church of England in 1549, it was radically revised in 1552, with subsequent minor revisions in 1559, 1604, and 1662.

The experience of battlecruisers at the Battle of Jutland meant that the design was radically revised and transformed again into a fast battleship with armour up to 12 inches thick, but still capable of 31.5 kn.