Sentence examples for drastically edited from inspiring English sources

Except for a few wittily chosen lists, the book's numbing catalog of high-end consumer items has been drastically edited.

The first 22 minutes of the new film is footage from the earlier one, so drastically edited that it feels slightly surreal if you've seen the original.

The writer claims that "True at First Light," having been so drastically edited, does not provide the reader with the essence of what the author intended, but instead provides publishers with a great deal of publicity.

The Proceedings changed character over time, he said, evolving from "true-crime-type pop literature" to quasi-official reports that were "drastically edited and compressed," and focused on crimes involving "sex, blood and gore".

L'Atalante (1934), a masterpiece, directed a slashing attack on the essence of the French bourgeoisie and had to be drastically edited by its producers who feared criticism from the public.

One of the most moving scenes in "The Iliad," drastically edited in the recent film, "Troy," comes when Hector, fully armored, reaches to embrace his baby son before going into battle.

I've cut my time-wasting drastically, editing and writing more than in any month I can remember.

She had practical trouble with her movies: her first feature, "A New Leaf," from 1971, was drastically re-edited by the studio; her third, "Mikey and Nicky," from 1976, went far over budget and also ended in conflict.

Those details are decorously omitted in the drastically re-edited American version in which Raymond Burr is bizarrely spliced into the action: Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956).

It was edited drastically by Great Ormond Street so that many of the key criticisms and findings were erased before it was submitted to the official serious case review inquiry into Peter's death.

9. Garve's original review was drastically shortened, heavily edited, and published anonymously by Feder in January, 1782.