Sentence examples for being condensed from inspiring English sources
Many more writers would benefit from being condensed – that's the long and the short of it.
But while everyday conversations may not suffer from being condensed, what about great works of literature?
This latter is formed at elevated temperature in the plasma flow, before being condensed.
Even the plots of major literary works were being condensed into short text messages for use as a study aid.
Annette Grant writes that Gregory Crewdson's images "suggest complicated narratives, as if a whole movie were being condensed into one shot" ["Lights, Camera, Stand Really Still," May 30].
The debate over Dr. Emanuel shows how subtle philosophical arguments that have long bedeviled bioethicists are being condensed, oversimplified and distorted in the griddle-hot health care debate.
(Some quotes are condensed).
— Interview has been condensed.
This interview has been condensed.
Interview was condensed and edited.
