Sentence examples for this is abridged from inspiring English sources

(This is abridged from a sermon I gave at the United Church of Simi Valley, CA, on 1/31).

He is interesting, for instance, on the modern practice of presenting adapted – that is, abridged, shortened or otherwise reduced – works of art.

This article is abridged from author's forthcoming book, The Diaspora Strikes Back: Caribeño Tales of Learning and Turning (Routledge, 2008).

NOTE: Much of this article is abridged from a much longer post, which first appeared in my Mathematical Association of America "Devlin's Angle" column in May 2011.

This paper is abridged and based on a detailed review published previously in the JBI Library of Systematic Reviews [ 8].

The story is abridged, the legal issues condensed.

Their 101-page study is abridged in an executive summary.

Though the English translation is abridged, it is often overwhelming in its detail and analysis.

(The show is abridged and altered, but not to damaging effect).

Every cabaletta or other quick number is abridged, usually drastically, which upsets the balance between fast and slow tempos.

And if intimacy is, one would think freedom of intimacy is abridged rather than expanded by marriage.