Sentence examples for had been truncated from inspiring English sources
If the reports had been truncated or distorted in such a way as to extract the word 'blackmail' from the context in which it was used at the public meetings, this would be a different case.
Brilliance had been truncated, and though in that case we knew precisely what was coming, we had no idea that we would be left with nothing but memories.
Textual repair could be undertaken as well: where orchestral introductions and interludes had been truncated to help an aria fit comfortably onto a 78-r.p.m. disc of four to five minutes, Mr. Werba and company restored them.
"Parenthood," the well-regarded family drama that performed well this year (up 8 percent), had been truncated to only 15 episodes, a sign that the network did not have the most faith in its endurance before this season started.
When the monument was unveiled, the quote had been truncated, without National Park Service approval, to "I was a drum major for justice, peace and rightenousness". This newspaper, along with Martin Luther King III, Maya Angelou and Stephen Colbert, among others, had argued that the abbreviation sounded boastful, exactly opposite of what King intended.
The crash on Mont Ventoux provided the most memorable image of the race, Froome on foot running up the mountain, but it stemmed from a failure of organisation: not enough barriers to contain a crowd that had doubled after the stage had been truncated due to high winds.
Frequency and duration of meetings: Previous unproductive negotiating rounds have been truncated and followed by long pauses.
However, the derivative of the Gaussian is discontinuous on the finite domain, since the smooth function has been truncated.
