How To Use bowdlerise In A Sentence
- They were not published until 1813 and a full, though bowdlerized, edition waited until 1898.
- I have been obliged to bowdlerise the exact words he used.
- The censorship requirements of 1973 network television further bowdlerized the material. Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
- Who is anyone to expurgate or bowdlerize the word of God? Lionel: Obama in Cairo: The Immutable Sapience of the Good Book(s)
- I want to do a very quick and inevitably glib and bowdlerised bit of history before coming to my point.
- And she says those who "bowdlerise" children's literature do have good intentions, but they are missing the cultural and historical point of nursery rhymes and fairytales. Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
- I bowdlerize the comment, which concluded with a request that I spare him further examples of local superstition, a subject with which he was only too well acquainted. The Curse of the Pharaohs
- Thinking to sink HMS Telegraph, the House of Commons this morning fired off an Exocet missile in the form of publishing its own thoroughly bowdlerized version of their expenses. Expenses: The Commons Exocets Itself
- The first intimations of serious trouble came from Trieste, where the censors savagely bowdlerised Stiffelio 1850.
- The Live 8 solution of 2005 was designed not to get us to send in our money to bowdlerise Mr. Geldof, but to raise awareness and educate the public. Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
