Sentence examples for rewriting references from inspiring English sources

He will also promise to keep the red-and-blue flag of the Republic of China and refrain from rewriting references to the territory Taiwan claims as its own.

Although Mr. Bicknell has apparently done some rewriting — a reference to Martha Stewart would have been obscure three decades ago — the play is every bit as inane and inept as history has recorded.

Other rewrites tweaked cultural references.

8 25 p.m.: This article was rewritten with additional references to police shootings in other parts of the country and comments from Bibring and Shane.

Today, Phi Tau prides itself on its progressiveness; when the house constitution was rewritten in 1956, references to gender were deliberately excluded, making the house officially coeducational even before Dartmouth College accepted women as students.

I changed the references and rewrote the introduction.

We have now cited these papers in the references and rewrote the text of the Introduction and Discussion accordingly.

Their EU withdrawal bill already gives them the power to rewrite laws without reference to parliament and now it appears they want to extend that power indefinitely through this draft treaty.

A savvier writer would have changed all those references to Lewis, and rewritten the quotes from me, so that their origin was no longer recognizable.

Following the complaint, the Mail on Sunday agreed to rewrite the story to remove the references to Muslims and carry a correction both in the paper and online.

He criticised the government for "rewriting their position on superannuation", a reference to consultations by the treasurer, Scott Morrison, to appease a restive backbench rebelling against proposed changes to make the superannuation system less generous as a tax-minimisation strategy.