Sentence examples for some editorial revisions from inspiring English sources

After Ono married John Lennon, Simon & Schuster published a new edition of "Grapefruit," though this version included some editorial revisions and additions — the most prominent among the latter being a short foreword authored by Lennon.

This issue can be solved with editorial revisions, i.e. some rewriting.

With other, and more marketable, kinds of program, this is, of course, not only a normal procedure but a mandatory one, yet it is one that Friendly stubbornly holds out against, on the ground that it might tempt advertisers to suggest editorial revisions as a condition of their sponsorship.

JM wrote the introduction and conclusion, provided experience and insight regarding the content, provided editorial revisions and images, and approved the final submission.

Paul Kraus, Razi: Opera Philosophica (Cairo, n.p., 1939), p. 27; editorial revisions by Dimitri Gutas in Arabica 24 (1977), 91 93; Arthur J. Arberry, trans., The Spiritual Physick of Rhazes (London, 1950), p. 29.

An important consequence of this dependence, however, was the editorial revisions to which key essays in which Benjamin developed his materialist theory of art were subjected, such as 'The Work of Art in the Age of Its Technical Reproducibility' and those on Baudelaire and Paris that grew out of The Arcades Project.

The Hay draft differed from the version of the Gettysburg Address published by John Nicolay in 1894 in a number of significant ways: it was written on a different type of paper, had a different number of words per line and number of lines, and contained editorial revisions in Lincoln's hand.

We should thank Dr. Jeffrey Grierson at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health & Society Faculty of Health Sciencess, who assisted in editorial revisions of this manuscript.

RR and JN provided the technical training and editorial revisions.

CB was co writer and performed all editorial revisions.

ZG drafted the manuscript and figures and JWS contributed editorial revisions.