Sentence examples for edited the wording from inspiring English sources

It has also edited the wording of its privacy policy to avoid sounding quite so eerily similar to George Orwell's 1984 dystopia.

In today's blog, Samsung stresses that its SmartTVs "do not monitor living room conversations," and has edited the wording of the policy to excise the offending Orwellian paragraph about sensitive info being snooped upon.

It is less clear whether interviewees should be given the opportunity to edit the wording of statements made in their interviews (category 4) or to include additional information (category 6).

Here, they can edit the wording and either incorporate parts of it into the existing methods or other sections of the article or add it as a whole new method.

Only the most finicky of artists would attempt works like Alphabetized Newspaper and NBC Nightly News, in which he re-edited the words in news stories, in print and video respectively, into alphabetical order.

It is important to note that our software is written such that editing the word lists used is straightforward: they could easily be altered to be appropriate for assessing children, for example.

Equally delicious is the author's running commentary on her own words — Fisher edited the book extensively in 1951, and the 1988 edition that I am reading incorporates these changes into the text as afterthoughts in brackets.

Type your password by editing the "PASSWORD" word with your own password.

Copy the following code into the text document defer.add img); Type your password by editing the "PASSWORD" word with your own password.

8.00pm: Having just edited the 1,500 word gut of the report for tomorrow's paper, I think it is probably time that I signed off tonight.

She co-edited the book Alchemy of the Word: Writers Talk About Writing and teaches in Goddard College's low-residency MFA program in Creative Writing at Port Townsend, WA.