Sentence examples for version edited by from inspiring English sources

But now there is a new scholarly version, edited by Damien Colas, based on recently discovered original performing materials.

A "curated" version edited by professional historians, geologists and cosmologists is in the works (a test version is already up).

Its publication in a version edited by Bismarck so as to purposely offend the French government precipitated the Franco-German War.

These earlier collections have been superseded by a seven-volume version edited by Geoffrey Bullough as Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare (1957 72).

But if I had to force him to read something, it would be "My Way of Life," a pocket-reader version (edited by Walter Farrell) of the "Summa Theologica" of St. Thomas.

They are as removed in tone from the weighty and astronomically expensive 24-volume version edited by James Strachey as Freud's office in London's solidly bourgeois Hampstead neighborhood (now the Freud Museum) is from Phillips's office in trendy Notting Hill.

But Carver also included four other stories from "What We Talk About" in the versions edited by Mr. Lish.

But for all its rich imagery, the film was unfinished; various versions edited by others have appeared, among them one from 1979 by Grigory Alexandrov, Eisenstein's assistant in Mexico.

Perret in 1968 and two versions edited by Joel Finler and Herman G. Weinberg, both in 1972.

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Some of these even combined all released material from the 1977 and 1980 versions, but none of these versions were edited by Spielberg, who regards the "Collector's Edition" as his definitive version of Close Encounters.