Sentence examples similar to abridged and summarized from inspiring English sources

My curriculum vitae (abridged and dated).

Immediately abridged and bowdlerized, they were seized upon by the prosperous young.

The history and teachings were abridged and written on gold plates by the prophet Mormon.

Nick Paumgarten "Memoirs: Duc de Saint-Simon," abridged and translated by Lucy Norton, Volume I, 1691-1709.

There were people I trusted And that trust, through the years, was abridged and disrupted.

(The show is abridged and altered, but not to damaging effect).

RUTGERS-NEWARK'S BRADLEY HALL THEATER "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare," abridged and adapted.

Demand for reprinted, abridged and translated versions was "almost inexhaustible" in the 18th and 19th centuries, although the Commentaries' emphasis on the sovereignty of Parliament drew ire.

This paper is abridged and based on a detailed review published previously in the JBI Library of Systematic Reviews [ 8].

Gibney described followup only in a few patients in the chapter we reproduce (those sections abridged), and they did well.

The key findings in each article in the various categories were abridged and the common findings in the various groups identified.