Sentence examples for being excised from from inspiring English sources

All actors express disappointment – jokingly – at favourite sequences of the novel being excised from the screenplay, adapted by Boyd himself.

A DfE spokesman said the idea that climate change was being excised from the national curriculum was nonsense: "All children will learn about climate change.

After being excised from the pact at United States insistence, the I-word was consigned to a soft-pedaled resolution that is attached to the treaty.

After being excised from 14 layers of linen wrappings in 1956, as part of a treasure hunt for amulets and jewelry, he was almost consigned to an incinerator.

"What we have got [in the new draft] is a much better grounding in geography, and it has the building blocks for a much better understanding of climate change and sustainability". A DfE spokesman said the idea that climate change was being excised from the national curriculum was nonsense: "All children will learn about climate change.

While he concedes the kids are sincere, he insists they're misinformed, citing a conversation he witnessed on one school website where students believed that the budget had been cut by $40 million and that US slavery was being excised from history texts.

"Jews" and "gentiles" were excised from Singer.

Twenty leaves were excised from each line.

(This line, too, is excised from Upton's adaptation).

All emotion was excised from the business of winning races.

The word "wine" was excised from Hemingway's stories.