Sentence examples similar to abbreviated remark from inspiring English sources
Psychiatrists, pediatricians, internists, family doctors and other prescribers tend to see patients for 10- to 15-minute "med checks," during which time they can do little more than a superficial check based on the patient's abbreviated remarks about how he or she is doing.
Then he delivered a severely abbreviated summary of his remarks "for our Spanish-speaking audience".
I thought that you might be interested in seeing an abbreviated version of my remarks; the full speech appears at http://www.princeton.edu/president/eisgruber/speeches-writings/archive/index.xml?id=15755.
Obama hardly knew Baucus during his abbreviated Senate term; Baucus remarked to me offhandedly that Obama "didn't really serve in the Senate," which seems to be the prevailing sentiment among senators who saw him for only a brief time before he took off to run for president.
Fewer than 700 survivors were on hand for the brief ceremony, and even the Pope's long-planned remarks had to be abbreviated because of new scientific concerns that the volcano might erupt again.
Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.
Muhammad had acted as his own lawyer for two bewildering days at the start of the trial -- admitting in rambling remarks that he was at the scene of Meyers' shooting -- before his lawyers took over with an abbreviated defense that included only five witnesses.
"Sometimes abbreviated to Vict".
The abbreviated countries "Ukr.
The abbreviated Ficre means "love".
