Sentence examples for removed from the written from inspiring English sources

Although that phrase was removed from the written version of the speech, some historians point to the remarks as having opened the door to increasingly overt expressions of anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism by Poles within and outside the ruling party.

This tradition would have been perhaps partially oral in nature, and far removed from the written accounts in Eusebius' library at Caesarea.

And he is never too far removed from the writing of ancient times.

Academics far removed from the situation wrote that there was no water conflict between Palestine and Israel, he said, but he knew "just how bad it really was".

"The name of Allah has been removed from the Dark Horse video," wrote petition organiser Shazad Iqbal on Change.org.org

"The exhibition would entail exhibiting or displaying artifacts removed from the Palestinian territories," wrote Hamdan Taha, the director-general of the archaeological department in the Palestinian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, according to The Star.

"We maintain that Bextra will not likely be removed from the market," Anderson wrote, "but we note how [Pfizer] appears to be going down a very similar Vioxx-like path with the product, and we wonder what the potential medico-legal risk could be from keeping Bextra on the market should more cardiovascular-related issues arise".

His contributions were removed from the post after, wrote site editor-in-chief Greg Tito, "[we] received evidence that he has harassed some contributors to The Escapist".

We are now in an autumn 43 years removed from the time Tolkien wrote this letter, with his unnamed correspondent's enigmatic phrase about "light from an invisible lamp".

PLEASE HELP!" A month later, after the file was removed from the government Web site, he wrote, "Stay strong and keep up the good work!" Ms. Grubbs also wrote the reporter to warn him he could be fined for using the information.

"Requiring insurance today and requiring it at a future point of sale amount to policy differences in degree, not kind, and not the sort of policy differences removed from the political branches," Judge Sutton wrote.