Sentence examples for severely truncated from inspiring English sources

But because the text is severely truncated — little morsels of Shakespeare are mixed in with more liberal doses of contemporary speech — the performances never acquire multiple dimensions.

When Grindhouse debuted to largely positive reviews in the US last month, Death Proof received rave notices even in its severely truncated form.

It forms a high-elevation ice cap on a flat-lying plateau that has been severely truncated by erosion to form a huge massif.

And although the last scenes are severely truncated, Mr. Barron has added as well as taken away: Romeo (Michael LiDondici and Juliett recite Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 at their wedding.

The production is essentially a series of striking tableaus, a visual quality emphasized for those of us who don't speak German and can only glean that the supertitles must be severely truncated.

Front-loading has severely truncated the campaign season, requiring candidates to raise more money sooner and making it more difficult for lesser-known candidates to gain momentum by doing well in early primaries and caucuses.

You can't really expect too much from tiny cameras like this, and unlike an iPhone 4 it's not desiGoogleo be a point-and-shoot replacement.

The therapeutic efficacy of nanoscale anticancer drug delivery systems is severely truncated by their low tumor-targetability and inefficient drug release at the target site.

In the NBA's most recent full season, which was for 1997-98 (last year's season was severely truncated by a lockout), no team had more wins away than at home.

According to Santorum, the only other category of Americans whose civil rights were so severely truncated were slaves.

Nevertheless, in either case the parkin protein is severely truncated to either 65 amino acids or 4 amino acids.