Sentence examples for repeated rewriting from inspiring English sources

His manuscripts were like some literary version of snakes and ladders, with the revisions themselves undergoing repeated rewriting.

The discussions led to repeated rewrites, right up to the day the pages were to be shot.

In response, the curators made repeated efforts to rewrite the scripts, but the revisions, too, satisfied neither the veterans and lawmakers nor the historians, who said the texts had now become politicized and, in parts, inaccurate.

Anne's mind may be messed up, but French playwright Florian Zeller certainly knows how to mess with the audience's wits in this play which, like the superb The Father, offers a series of repeated scenes played and rewritten slightly differently, forcing you to question everything you see and the very nature of reality.

Which often means that after a theater production, with its many rewrites and repeated viewings and even the critical (and often, I hate to admit, very thoughtful) responses of reviewers, I have found myself ready to take my characters to a different level, a new iteration where their inarticulateness can be pared down, honed and made more precise and profound.

Darwin's narrative rewritten (sometimes just repeated) by a geneticist who examines the state of Darwinism in the light of scientific discovery since Darwin's time; he finds it healthy and happy.

Darwins narrative rewritten (sometimes just repeated) by a geneticist who examines the state of Darwinism in the light of scientific discovery since Darwins time; he finds it healthy and happy.

This rewriting process can, like repeated photocopying, degrade the memory a little.

However, the principal tenor, Guglielmo d'Ettore, made repeated requests for his arias to be rewritten, and sang one of Gasparini's settings in Act 3, an insertion that survives in the published score of the opera.

As O'Nan nears the inevitable end, you wish he might indeed repeat the past - rewrite the past, rather, and make fiction fact.

They are unworthy gestures to a core Democratic constituency that was made specific, repeated promises in exchange for its votes, promises that are now being rewritten to ease the political pain of true leadership.