Sentence examples for suitably edited from inspiring English sources

His Faust, though eminently stageworthy when suitably edited, is also Europe's greatest long poem since John Milton's Paradise Lost, if not since Dante's The Divine Comedy.

The house took some of the designer's most iconic looks and re-edited them to suitably spectacular effect.

He launched and co-edited a dazzling magazine for and by painters that took art history, context and reproduction suitably seriously, and eschewed all advertising.

The bloody chaos can be suitably overwhelming, but you're too aware of the whizzing camerawork, helter-skelter editing and bombastic score.

Why "suitably"?

The Look: Suitably Chic.

Hales was suitably inspired.

Suitably raucous applause followed.

Tiro is suitably galled.

A suitably grand-sounding venue?

They built suitably exploitative states.