Sentence examples similar to abridged experiences from inspiring English sources

A (greatly abridged) menu of the experiences available to viewers — after they sign a legal waiver and abandon all hope of conventional museumgoing decorum — would read something like this: Walk around while seeing the world upside down and backward.

In his best-selling book Story: Substance, Structure, Style, and the Principles of Screenwriting, published in 1997 by Harper-Collins, McKee argues that stories "fulfill a profound human need to grasp the patterns of living not merely as an intellectual exercise, but within a very personal, emotional experience". What follows is an edited and abridged transcript of McKee's conversation with HBR.

It has been a very painful and traumatic experience (and believe it or not, that was the abridged version).

Republished in abridged and edited form as "Problem-Solving Courts and the Judicial Accountability Deficit", in Public Accountability: Designs, Dilemmas and Experiences 301-28 (Cambridge U. Press, Michael W. Dowdle, ed. 2006).

MUSIC; Abridged 'Carmen, Victor Borgee, Too.

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(See: the abridged "Moby-Dick").

Abridged ed. - New York : Random House Audio, 2006.

Also includes an abridged version.

"The abridged version," I said.

Abridged pathway network for selected targets.