Sentence examples for rewritten text from inspiring English sources

One great originality of the new version of The Tempest by Thomas Adès (born 1971), first performed at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden in 2004, resides in its libretto by Meredith Oakes, a completely rewritten text following the original plot but allowing an English-speaking composer to benefit from the same distance as Continental musicians working with translations.

But the rewritten text, viewed aslant from the maid's or mulatta's perspective, benefits from the prestige of the great work it contests, displaces and appropriates.

And then rewriting the rewritten text, and so on, up to 10 times, hoping always to get it shorter, more condensed, pack more energy into it.

In fact, if anything, they're more likely to feel a strange pride while reading their rewritten text.

The rewritten text in the Results section more clearly and accurately places our structural work in the context of the literature concerning Kin3 biochemistry and mechanism.

An approach to selecting and rewriting texts as well as scaffolding methods for reading and writing are described and illustrated with examples.

In the research conducted by Truscott and Hsu (2008), the authors demonstrate that although rewriting corrected drafts results in lower grammar error rates on the rewritten texts, this effect does not carry over to a subsequent new writing task.

We have rewritten the text to emphasize the reciprocal nature of these effects.

Modifications: We have rewritten the text to clarify how relative levels of β and δ cell reporters were applied.

We have rewritten the text to clarify this and have changed "crown eukaryotes" by a more appropriate term.

We have rewritten the text and figure caption associated with this experiment to make our results and analysis clearer.