Sentence examples for revised and corrected from inspiring English sources

Second Edition revised and corrected by Peter T. Johnson.

Eighteenth-century literary "experts," including Alexander Pope, "revised and corrected" Shakespeare's plays to purge them of impurities.

One of the few Austen manuscripts to survive, "The Watsons" was revised and corrected in Austen's tiny, precise handwriting.

Using his real name, Charles Mayer, the collector wrote in 1954 a striking book, "Dieu, Revu et Corrigé" (God, Revised and Corrected).

One of very few surviving Austen manuscripts, "The Watsons" is interesting for being extensively revised and corrected in her tiny, precise handwriting -- evidence of Austen's painstaking writing habits.

Other features of this edition of The King's Threshold include Yeats's first blank verse drafts, heavily revised and corrected typescripts and galley proofs, and notes for the changes made between 1904 and 1906.

Hawks himself returned to revise and correct his material with his 1939 masterpiece, ".

This Court has maintained the difference between appellate jurisdiction and original jurisdiction at least since Marbury v. Madison, 1 Cranch 137, 174-176, 2 L.Ed. 60 (1803) ("It is the essential criterion of appellate jurisdiction that it revises and corrects the proceedings in a case already instituted".).

Mill himself never wrote a systematic treatise on psychology, but late in his life he reprinted his father's Analysis of the Phaenomena of the Human Mind (1829, second edition, ed. J. S. Mill, 1869), with extensive notes revising and correcting his father's work.

However, also attempts to reprocess, revise and correct the "inaccurate" word, phrase or larger parse are potentially signified by late components (cf. Friederici, 2002).

The revised and correct structure was again recognized as the most probable using neural net based 13C chemical shift calculation, while the original structure bwas ranked only in fourth position.