Sentence examples for a sanitized version of from inspiring English sources

Up to that point, Mr. Durst's life seemed a sanitized version of the parable of the prodigal son.

As Mr. Orsini later recounted the experience, he couldn't bring himself to utter even a sanitized version of the obscene posts he had read.

It was a sanitized version of John and June's life in the 1960s — the way June, especially, wanted to remember it.

As Mabel presents a sanitized version of Emily, Olnek undercuts her account with scenes of Emily and Susan in love, in bed and in correspondence.

I know it actually is, but the way it's depicted in the show, the nightlife looks more like Mardi Gras with caribou or a sanitized version of Deadwood.

It's a facade of sorts: it's as if MLS wants fandom but a sanitized version of it, without the authenticity that makes it so appealing.

On the fast track to A-list Manhattan insufferability, Helen lives out a dreamy, sanitized version of the "Sex and the City" lifestyle, partying all night, then skipping into the office all a-bubble with nifty little notions that anticipate her boss's every whim.

On the fast track to A-list Manhattan insufferability, she lives out a dreamy, sanitized version of the "Sex and the City" lifestyle, partying all night, then skipping into the office all a-bubble with nifty little notions that anticipate her boss's every whim.

The gyms, with their padding and liability waivers, offer a more sanitized version of the urban landscape.

Those interested in a less sanitized version of the city's past can visit the Museum Africa or the Bensusan Museum of Photography, both at the old market.

So what kind of culture did you want to create when you started your company? A. Probably the biggest lesson I learned as we started to grow was — and this is a more sanitized version of the expression we use — "Don't hire jerks, no matter how talented".