Sentence examples for endlessly revised from inspiring English sources

Then the computer draft can be endlessly revised.

With this aim in mind, he endlessly revised "The Family Reunion".

More recently, the comic books have endlessly revised the careers of their protagonists – making Captain America evil, Batman a borderline sociopath, and temporarily killing Superman – as the movies have become a staple summer blockbuster.

After 14 tortured years in development, after being endlessly revised and restarted by no fewer than four different studios since the Clinton administration, Duke Nukem Forever finally opens with a first-person view of a men's urinal being put to its intended purpose.

Most of all, credit must go to the redoubtable Kate Richardson-Walsh, the British captain who has led the side for 13 years and is now expected to retire from international competition and go and play club hockey in the Netherlands, and the goalkeeper Maddie Hinch, her endlessly revised little black book of goalkeeping intelligence utilised here to devastating, heartstopping effect.

Curriculum is endlessly revised only to remain essentially the same.

A commenter to The New Old Age blog several years ago wrote about the challenge of keeping up with medicine, and how she had created a spreadsheet that she had to endlessly revise to track adjusted doses and changes.

I did indeed start out writing it this way as an experiment a year ago, but today, there is no way (at least with this book) that I'd go back to the "old-fashioned" model, spilling the novel onto paper in private, and then polishing up the prose until it sings with perfection, endlessly revising before sharing it with the world.

Ms. Brown acknowledged that she wrote slowly and that to achieve the seamless quality of her stories often noted by reviewers, she revised endlessly.

O'Connor, a prolific contributor to The New Yorker, revised endlessly, and after his death left 17 versions of one story that the magazine had eventually rejected.

In part because the tax bill was so endlessly and furtively revised, there was a great deal of confusion, both online and off, about its particulars; writers were sending each other tense e-mails and fretting in dark taverns, sharing fears that a job which already feels financially precarious for most was about to get even riskier.