Sentence examples for was heavily revised from inspiring English sources

The "Elijah" score was heavily revised by Mendelssohn after the premiere in 1846.

"The Comforters" was heavily revised and rewritten, but most of the rest were barely touched.

The translation was done at top speed (because Norstedts needed to show it to a film company), and then it was heavily revised by its editor, Christopher MacLehose, of Quercus Press, in London.

Produced by the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, Fla., with a reported budget of $14 million, "Wonderland" underwent tryouts in Tampa and Houston and was heavily revised before it transferred to Broadway.

The car still uses its old 1.8-litre petrol engine, but it has been heavily revised.

Oh, and by the way, most of the budget forecasts of recent years have turned out to be heavily revised.

Although economists cautioned that the data could be heavily revised, the figure illustrated both China's economic might and the dangers that can accompany an overly rapid expansion.

Subsequent editions were heavily revised and expanded with chapters discussing issues such as body image, physical fitness, lesbianism, aging, AIDS, new reproductive technologies, and violence against women.

Schoenberg composed only two of his projected three acts, and left almost no clues as to what the third would have contained musically; even the libretto is likely to have been heavily revised as he wrote the music.

Moreover, although the national accounts have been heavily revised, preliminary data released on August 30th show that the Philippines grew by 3.3% year-on-year.Contrast that with Thailand, which now seems far more stable than the Philippines, but is squandering its chance to make structural reforms.

Josephus wrote a paragraph about Jesus (The Antiquities of the Jews 18.63ff). as he did about Theudas, the Egyptian, and other charismatic leaders (History of the Jewish War 2.258 263; The Antiquities of the Jews 20.97 99, 167 172)—but it has been heavily revised by Christian scribes, and Josephus's original remarks cannot be discerned.