Sentence examples for he condensed from inspiring English sources

He condensed the abstract dignity of humanity and the privileges of the powerful.

In it, he condensed the turbulence of his young adulthood into an almost visionary embodiment of Rabe's hilarious and horrible portrait of moral collapse.

He concedes that he condensed time but said, "I'm not going to show you a lot of blank trees with no birds in them".

He condensed it in a historical whimsy of a novel, "The Case of the Revolutionist's Daughter: Sherlock Holmes meets Karl Marx" (Prometheus, 1983), which remains in print.

A star is often a point-hungry gunner, whose first instinct when he gets the ball is to fire away, and whose playing creed might he condensed to "When in doubt, shoot".

For Mr. Kahane, allowing the 1930s to speak for itself involved reading the guides and transcribing intriguing passages into a massive document, which he condensed and edited into a libretto.

In "Grand Old Party" he condenses 150 years of history into approximately 600 pages.

But not many people have any idea what's in that proposal, and it doesn't help that he condenses it into a few hurried words.

Twice a year, Jude M. Werra, of Jude M. Werra & Associates, a headhunting firm in Brookfield, Wisconsin, reviews the hundreds of résumés he has seen in the previous six months — the elegant, triumphant C.V.s of C.E.O.s and V.P.s — and he condenses them into a single statistic.

He tramps the full length of London's ghastly Oxford Street six times in a day, and makes it sound enjoyable and interesting.Part of the fun is the way he condenses the work of others who have approached the subject pompously or sententiously.

Three times a night, he combs the findings of the city desk, the news services, and the special correspondets, selecting ten or a dozen items, which he condenses into sentences of fifty to a hundred and fifty letters each--he's limited to twelve hundred letters to each edition of the bulletin, including the plug for the Times.