Sentence examples similar to excised sentence from inspiring English sources
Each of his manuscripts is submitted to an outside laboratory to gauge its reading level, a process that frequently results in long words being excised and sentences trimmed.
DeSantis edited the introduction, taking out the fact that she is "the third wife of," and excising the sentence, "She met her husband while he was in the House, and had an affair while he was conducting the impeachment investigation for President Bill Clinton".
had been excised from the sentence "And not only his death from H.I.V. but a good many other deaths as well".
All but the last sentence was excised.
Connective sentences are excised; there is sometimes a struggle to know where one is.
Nespresso PR people who are liking the way this piece is going so far may want to excise the next sentence from their press pack: "I don't drink Nespresso by the way".
Even if they are aware the book has been edited by the thought police, they are in the position of not knowing what "anti-China" sentences have been excised, which is almost worse than having no book in their hands at all.
But this conclusion misunderstands the sentence above that Malebranche subsequently excised in later editions.
Excised from the clip is Feinstein's next sentence, in which she announces the suspected assassin.
Most of the lackluster writing is garden variety, composed of scenes and sentences a more experienced author would simply have excised.
