Sentence examples for could be distilled from inspiring English sources
One key passage could be distilled into two words: Danny Boyle.
She repeated a message that could be distilled in five words: Bush, Iraq, time for change.
But the idea that A la recherche du temps perdu could be distilled scandalised some Proustians.
His father's lessons could be distilled into a single sentence: putt to the picture.
The reason the panel of judges chose this album could be distilled into one word, said chief of judges Simon Frith: "Atmosphere".
It's delivered pleasantly, but given the ubiquity of tapas-style dining it seems unnecessary; the idea could be distilled into "Get a little of everything".
Commentators heatedly rejected the notion that significant ideas could not be distilled from vile ones.
To expedite a semantic product design environment, the relevant minimal set of design rules could optimally be distilled from the given disparate design rules.
Their recommendations could reasonably be distilled to: (1) host more events that appeal to particular residences or constituencies and (2) implement policies that benefit a broad segment of the student body.
Two papers could not be included in the present analysis, because a direct comparison between the surgically treated children and the conservatively treated children could not be distilled from the data in the paper.
His art-world visibility shrank because his efforts could no longer be distilled to an unforgettable sentence or two.
