"What they released is a scrubbed and sanitized version of the text," Ms. Wallach said.
"Acorn" is a watered-down, sanitized version of the earlier book, with a vaguely self-help vibe.
"We firmly believe that this jury got an unfairly sanitized version of the facts, and as a result the truth did not come out," he said.
Though it isn't expected that commemorative tributes like this serve as exposés, the authors' overly sanitized version of an instructive creative struggle leaves too much to be explained.
The women roared with surprised laughter, which I, hearing the poem in translation, took a minute to understand (the first, sanitized version offered to me was something like "Being married is like corn").
There are the stoical defenders of Berlin who persist in the face of certain defeat; the good S.S. doctor who refuses to be evacuated and takes care of the wounded (a much sanitized version of an actual S.S. doctor).
FOOTNOTE -- Mr. Howard's film is based on a true story, but it should be realized that it presents a radically altered and sanitized version of Mr. Nash's actual life.
"A Beautiful Mind," starring Russell Crowe as John Forbes Nash Jr., is a critically praised but sanitized version of the life of the eccentric mathematician who won a Nobel Prize in economics in 1994 for work done decades earlier.
Consequently, actualists typically grasp the second horn of the above dilemma and adopt some sort of actualistically acceptable, "sanitized" version of this theory on which possible worlds are conceived as theoretical abstract objects which actually exist.
A politely sanitized version, that is.
Not the overly romanticized, sanitized version of it, but the real world experience.
