Sentences with BOWDLERISATION
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The bowdlerisation of the original novel removed all instances of explicit language."
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"The movie studio demanded bowdlerisation of the script to ensure a family-friendly rating."
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"The editor suggested a few bowdlerisations to make the article suitable for a wide audience."
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"The teacher discussed the bowdlerisation of classic literature in order to make it appropriate for young readers."
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"The bowdlerisation of the song lyrics made it less offensive but also diluted its original message."
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"Many believe that the bowdlerisation of historical texts distorts the true nature of events."
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"Some movies undergo bowdlerisation to be re-released as a sanitized version for television."
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"The debate around bowdlerisation centers on the balance between preserving art and protecting sensitive audiences."
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"Critics argue that bowdlerisation limits artistic freedom and compromises the integrity of the original work."
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"The director defended the bowdlerisation of the play, claiming it was necessary to avoid offending certain groups."
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"The author refused to allow any bowdlerisation of their writing, insisting on maintaining the authenticity of their voice."
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"The committee recommended a few minor bowdlerisations to avoid controversy during the public reading."
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"The adaptation of the novel involved significant bowdlerisation to adapt it for a younger audience."
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"Some argue that bowdlerisation leads to the erasure of important cultural and historical references."
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"The committee's job was to review the book for any necessary bowdlerisations before it could be taught in schools."
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"The documentary explored the impact of bowdlerisation on various forms of artistic expression."
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"The bowdlerisation of the film removed all the explicit scenes."
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"The publisher insisted on a bowdlerisation of the novel to make it more suitable for young readers."
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"The bowdlerisation of the play took away its intended message."
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"She was disappointed by the bowdlerisation of her poem in the anthology."
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"The classic novel went through a bowdlerisation process before being taught in schools."
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"The director refused to allow any bowdlerisation of his artistic vision."
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"The committee demanded the bowdlerisation of the song lyrics to make them less offensive."
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"Many critics argue that bowdlerisation undermines the artistic integrity of the original work."
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"The historian denounced the bowdlerisation of important historical documents."
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"The professor discussed the political implications of bowdlerisation in literature."
