Sentence examples for printed exactly from inspiring English sources

A disclaimer notes that the recipes "are printed exactly as given to the author by the restaurants" and "have not been retested".

Gollancz books were merely copy-edited, and then only with the consent of the author: Daphne du Maurier was a bad punctuator, and happy to be hacked into shape, whereas Edna Ferber, who had a passionate dislike of commas, insisted her work be printed exactly as submitted.

Barker also admitted to being a control freak, who once demanded that a book be printed exactly as she had written it, only to discover later that the typeface she had accidentally submitted it in had been replicated, to unreadable effect.

The PDF technology gave anyone the ability to produce nice-looking documents that were easily searchable and navigable and printed exactly as they appeared when opened with Reader.

Kilburn's writing was printed exactly as he wrote it; sub-editors did not touch anything, even if he had made a mistake, as his employers valued his style so greatly.

Vikram Chandra's 900-page Sacred Games wins because it's printed on exactly the right thickness of paper: not too unwieldy, but heavy enough to feel like a tome for the ages.

Because modern 3D printers can be stored within an average retail environment, or even at home, this allows for the custom shoes to be printed almost exactly at the point of purchase.

Suddenly, Zimbabwe's biggest newspaper can print exactly what it wants.

A text generally goes through some editing, but The Gruffalo went into print exactly as Julia had written it.

At the end of it, they have a sheet of sharp black prints, exactly the same size as before.

Acrobat turns any file type into a PDF document that will look, on screen and in print, exactly as intended, regardless of the computer or operating system.