Sentence examples for revised story from inspiring English sources

Such a revised story sits uncomfortably with those equality aspiring institutions that America already has.

The county's communications department suggested and revised story lines and advertising copy, and the company handled the art.

Mark Fuhrman, the former Los Angeles police detective who wrote a book about the Moxley murder suggesting that Mr. Skakel was the killer, called the revised story "a well-crafted attempt to account for everything" prosecutors might have found at the murder scene, including his hair and semen, and to explain his presence if any witnesses had seen him running from the scene.

Regarding the revised story, constitutionalists may again say that there is exactly one desk, neither Woodrow-plus nor Woodrow-minus is a desk, and it is simply indeterminate whether it is Woodrow-plus or Woodrow-minus that constitutes that desk.

Dimon quickly broke the revised story himself, making rounds to all the major media and two sets of late spring congressional hearings where he openly acknowledged that, to his surprise, the initial media reports had been more accurate that was he, apologizing for what he terms an "egregious " mistake caused "sloppiness and bad judgment".

This is a much revised story with additional/new experiments that address all the reviewers' concerns.

Collections of revised stories, Studien, 6 vol. (1844 50; "Studies") and Bunte Steine (1853; "Colourful Stones"), brought him fame.

The revised stories were written using simpler language and sentence structure.

The revised stories were evaluated through focus groups involving eight individuals.

The revised stories had a Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level Score of 6.2 indicating that a sixth grader (based on US school grade level) could understand them.

Television executives review pilots of new shows; movie studios show in-process movies to test audiences; newspaper editors constantly revise stories and page designs.