Sentence examples for extensively rewritten from inspiring English sources
Software applications must be extensively rewritten to run on Itanium.
One paper, it turned out, her mother had extensively rewritten — and extensively plagiarized.
Director Julie Taymor left the production after six months of previews, while both book and score were extensively rewritten by hired consultants.
He was a native genius, untaught, whose plays needed to be extensively rewritten to clear them of the impurities of their frequently vulgar style.
In 1825, Clare submitted poems to two such anthologies, was extensively rewritten, and wrote to a friend that "as to the Poetical Almanacks, they may all go to Hell next year".
(Peckinpah makes a brief appearance, as a gas meter reader, in Siegel's "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," from 1956, a nonconformist parable that Peckinpah seems to have taken to heart, and later dubiously claimed to have extensively rewritten).
Their actions may be perfectly sensible, but there is something disquieting about unelected officials extensively rewriting policy with so little public debate.
Not only does he extensively rewrite lyrics for the radio, but, as proof of his mastery of quick rhyming wordplay, he changes them so smoothly that one would never know that other lyrics existed.
Writer Kenneth Biller extensively rewrote the episode after input from series co-creators Jeri Taylor and Michael Piller; whereas the Kazon originally came across as too much like the Klingons, Biller's research helped emphasize their more street-gang nature.
We extensively rewrote the Abstract, changed a few lines in the Introduction, and modified the paragraph order in the Discussion to highlight the importance of the paper for studies of ovulation.
The myth of Kerouac's composition of "On the Road" -- written in three exhilarating, breathless weeks, in one draft on a single 120-foot scroll -- is here dispelled by examples of both preceding fragments and subsequent, extensively edited and rewritten typescripts.
