Sentence examples for editing passages from inspiring English sources

In her last months, she was assiduously polishing phrases and editing passages with an eye to postwar publication.

In recent weeks, Mr. Mills has received letters from prominent figures in literature, including the novelists Annie Dillard and Frank Conroy and the poet Wendell Berry, complaining about the state's policy of editing passages in the Regents exam, a policy described in an article in The New York Times on Sunday.

In 2004, the Yale historian David Blight edited "Passages to Freedom," an anthology of essays on the Underground Railroad.

Last month, Balkoski took public exception to Ambrose's use of lightly edited passages from Beyond The Beachhead without quotation marks.

B1 EDUCATION Examining the Exams New York's education commissioner agreed last week to stop editing literary passages on the state's high-school English exams after critics complained.

With some assessments, however, I had to do some editing of passages so that high school students with 5th grade reading skills weren't overwhelmed.

Other Parliamentary edits to passages on MPs' expenses appeared to be intended to massage information rather than remove it.

Ebershoff can write clearly, but in his reluctance to edit himself, passages of crystalline lucidity get buried in muddy confusion.

The other was Joel Topcik's amusing consideration of ClearPlay and other services that edit offending passages out of DVD's ["Rated S (for Scrubbed)," last Sunday].

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Please see below for the edited text passages: Results, Schema consolidation: "Across both days, retrieval was associated with increased BOLD responses in bilateral lingual gyrus, superior occipital gyrus, cuneus, left supplemental motor area, and right parahippocampal cortex".