Sentence examples for considerably rewritten from inspiring English sources

Considerably rewritten, and retitled "Enter a Free Man," it was staged in the West End five years later, when "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern" had established Stoppard's reputation.

The net result of the LBO's rewriting is an opera considerably shorter (an hour and a half vs. three hours) and leaner musically than the original, but with newly gained dramatic thrust.

His enthusiasm cooled considerably, however, when the actress requested that Andrew Lloyd Webber's score be rewritten to suit her.

For the Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Mendelssohn uncharacteristically took the advice of his fellow composer, Ferdinand Hiller, and rewrote the piano part in a more romantic, "Schumannesque" style, considerably heightening its effect.

Considerably harder.

Yes, considerably.

Considerably better.

Or written, then rewritten.

History can be rewritten.

"It must be rewritten.

It also got rewritten.