Sentence examples for rewritten passage from inspiring English sources

But Judy Corman, a spokeswoman for Scholastic, said the rewritten passage was Ms. Rowling's original intent.

Fans argue that by the fourth book, as Harry approaches manhood, he has come to identify mainly with his father's example, making the rewritten passage less appropriate.

While future generations reading Blume may find some solace in this rewritten passage, Rebecca Traister suggested that this update "fits in perfectly with a contemporary attitude about towards children's books: that they increasingly seem to serve not simply as stories unto themselves, but as instructional manuals".

I fidgeted and talked to myself, rewriting passages of a book that had already gone to print.

The resolution's sponsor, Representative Stephanie Flowers, Democrat of Pine Bluff and the daughter of a pioneering black Arkansas lawyer and judge, said that "it's unfortunate that we can't accept the truth of our history," and that she saw "no reason" to rewrite passages that some Republicans said were "divisive".

Achebe then rewrites the passage, preserving its content but stripping its style: I am sending you as my representative among these people — just to be on the safe side in case the new religion develops.

DURING its rewrites of passage, from play with music to musical to "a bluesical tale of rhythm and the blues," Keith Glover's "Thunder Knocking at the Door" has changed casts, directors and, it follows, concepts.

Valiente subsequently rewrote the passage in both prose and verse, retaining the "traditional" Aradia lines.

Undeterred, I offered to rewrite the passages in question.

Giacchino wasn't entirely satisfied with what he'd produced, and rewrote some passages on the fly.

So even the ghostwriter had a ghostwriter: Bob Hostetler, an evangelical pastor and author from Ohio, rewrote many passages, especially in the section that narrates Flew's childhood.