Sentence examples for compressed events from inspiring English sources

He has, in some cases, compressed events and conflated characters to create composites.

Mark, who has produced a documentary about his father, says he compressed events to make his account more readable, and changed some identities to protect people's privacy.

I may have changed names, changed ethnicities and compressed events.

It had actually burned months before, but that is how a young mind works, compressing events into Old Testament measurements.

The nature of historical writing, of memory itself, is to distort by selecting and compressing events, making the past seem more dramatic and coherent than it ever was, but this is especially true of accounts of the seventies.

Director Roach has called it a "dramatization," though in compressing events "it can't always be perfectly detail-accurate". Heilemann and Halperin served as consultants on the "Game Change" script and have cameos as journalists.

He changed the names and locale, compressed the events of eight years into a few weeks, and added a chaste romantic subplot.

For the sake of dramatic action, certain discrete events have been compressed into one event, particularly in the area of retorts and bons mots.

She is accomplished at compressing dramatic events into a few verses and a chorus.

"Pain & Gain," though it compresses some events and characters, hews fairly close to the facts as related in Mr. Collins's deadpan chronicle of idiotic criminality and sloppy police work.

Renoir records video better than any other mobile phone, with the ability to capture super-high-quality 120 frame per second slow-motion video or to compress longer events using five frame per second time lapse recording.