Sentence examples for condensed the from inspiring English sources
He condensed the abstract dignity of humanity and the privileges of the powerful.
In one violent gesture, the pratfall condensed the culture's dynamism and panic.
The N.B.A. this year pushed back and condensed the time frame for working out players.
"He seems somehow to have condensed the way you learn as a child," says Christine Dymkowski.
Mr. McNally has ably condensed the story into an effectively paced narrative.
The X article condensed the Long Telegram and gave it an apocalyptic vision.
His position condensed the responsibilities of two departing senior lawyers: Marc Menchel and T. Grant Callery.
The Far Side of the Moon (2000) condensed the space race into a tale of two brothers.
Zimmermann, imitating Berg's example in "Wozzeck" and "Lulu," condensed the play into an episodic, at times surreally blurred structure.
A seven-men midfield condensed the space and when the Brazilian midfielder Rogera headed home a free-kick it proved enough to secure an upset.
A 1985 biography by Charles Higham condensed the standard story into its subtitle: "Orson Welles: The Rise and Fall of an American Genius".
