Sentence examples for reprinted here are from inspiring English sources

The 240 or so reprinted here are less than half of those Amis wrote to him, but they still make up half of a doorstop-sized book.

Occasional pieces on football reprinted here are worth reading, but they don't seem quite like the work of the funniest man in history.

His remarks, which are too colorful to be reprinted here, were delivered as he complained about E.V. detractors.

Their stories reprinted here were not seen as dealing with race when they were first published, in 1967 and 1987, respectively.

Not reprinted here is the embarrassing article in 1980 in which he bet the whole farm on the re-election of Jimmy Carter and followed the liberal majority in dismissing the governor of California as a "slippered pantaloon".

In our interview (a portion of which is reprinted here), West was self-deprecating, funny and candid about his experience playing the Caped Crusader.

The pictures reprinted here, however, are more like the ones in your iPhone.

A poem in the collection, "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers," depicting a woman at her needlework and reprinted here in full, is concerned with precisely this: Aunt Jennifer's tigers prance across a screen, Bright topaz denizens of a world of green.

(The names on the e-mails are blacked out; the contents are reprinted here with typographical errors intact).

"Most disturbing were the overwhelming and violent nature of the messages [I] was receiving — and the way Trump's anger was evidently seen by some as a call to action," she writes (examples of those tweets are too graphic to be reprinted here).

The answers are reprinted here; for links to relevant materials, please go to the original China Beat post (and that site will be running more about Liu and the prize in days to come).