Sentence examples for bit abbreviated from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes the corrections seem a little bit abbreviated to readers".

However the reason I reported the things the Pastor et al said is because they form a "frame" for Beck, whose views I think I reported here accurately, if a bit abbreviated since he spoke for 90 minutes.

Sadly, some may be less inspired, especially by such admissions as using personally selected editorial (possibly 'a bit abbreviated' in the edit suite more one way to another to... 'taste') snippets as 'a frame', which sounds like 'interpreting events' to 'enhance the narrative'.

It might be a bit abbreviated, sir, but that's my story".

It looks like George Mason University was so excited to rename its law school after the recently departed Justice Antonin Scalia that they didn't take the time to realize its new name the Antonin Scalia School of Law was a bit problematic when abbreviated.

We abbreviated a bit the exposition (for instance, we removed the six-points algorithm and the RDF fragment related to the output of the recommender system), but we maintained the discussion about the flow of thoughts leading from the naïve similarity score to the final one because we thought it helps in justifying some parameters available in the final formula.

You'd have to abbreviate sportsdirect.com a bit to make it work, but how about this: "We are SD, super SD, no one likes us, we don't care".

Yes, the exact order among these 14 has changed a bit from year to year, but the top 14 (often abbreviated as the T14), has maintained its elite, unassailable status.

To make the group a bit more fun and personal, name it, like Jesus Is King (Abbreviated to 'JIK'JIK

To understand the study's significance, you have to understand a bit about a trendy topic in psychology known as "theory of mind," sometimes abbreviated by social scientists as ToM.

Experience is abbreviated.