Sentence examples for this was distilled from inspiring English sources

This was distilled into a crude "I like bigger, curvy women".

The official line is that this was distilled into symbolism, via poets such as Lautréamont, whose oblique, beautifully cadenced verses inspired TS Eliot, among others.

All this was distilled into his art in searingly direct images of loneliness, jealousy and sexual anxiety conveyed by alternately clinging or stand-offish lovers, resonant landscapes overseen by glowing moons, and vampiric women.

This was distilled in the first episode of "Veep," when a character enters a room, asking, "What colossal fuck-up are we dealing with this morning?" It's a show about desperate short-term survival, personal elevation, mutual enrichment, and a disregard for voters.

This was distilled at 100 °C through an AgOTf column at 200 °C into a cooled (0 °C) vial containing 1.5 mg of (R -normethyl veR -normethyl and 3 mg of K2CO3 in ACN.

A rye that's old enough to vote is hard to come by; back in 1998 when this was distilled, almost nobody was drinking the stuff, and even MGP didn't anticipate how popular rye would become.

This is distilled to a high concentration of alcohol, and the resulting liquor is aged (typically ten years or more) in an oaken cask.

All of this is distilled into a scene where Wayne and Garth criticise product placement while advertising Pizza Hut, Reebok and Pepsi.

In the Emmy-dominating "Battle of the Bastards," this is distilled into a single moment: Jon Snow, mourning the death of his brother, facing the onrushing Bolton army, draws his sword.

"This is distilling a sense of hope in these guys that has been really transformative.

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