How To Use Bowdlerise In A Sentence
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They were not published until 1813 and a full, though bowdlerized, edition waited until 1898.
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I have been obliged to bowdlerise the exact words he used.
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The censorship requirements of 1973 network television further bowdlerized the material.
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Who is anyone to expurgate or bowdlerize the word of God?
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I want to do a very quick and inevitably glib and bowdlerised bit of history before coming to my point.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The first intimations of serious trouble came from Trieste, where the censors savagely bowdlerised Stiffelio 1850.
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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.
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Jane, please, please never let them bowdlerize you.
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As I'd grown older, I'd noticed that Florence had ceased to bowdlerize her storytelling.
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However, their voices have been lost; that is, their idiom and phraseology were bowdlerized by pious editors like Hibbins
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bowdlerize a novel
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Of course, many people are aware of Shakespeare's crudity (certainly Thomas Bowdler was, when he presented his expurgated version of Shakespeare's plays in the 19th century-hence the word bowdlerized).
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Mistress Quickly's lines were severely bowdlerized in the 19th century.
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Spencer sees that modern astronomy's contempt for its mystically minded ancestor has required an acrobatic rewrite of history, in which the ideas of those of the past have been bowdlerised and suppressed.
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His actions did spawn the term "bowdlerize," which means to gut a work of literature.
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In 1979, he discovered that ‘some cubby-hole editors’ had bowdlerized his book in 98 places.
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What the film does is very clever: it assumes that the poem that has come down to us is a bowdlerized propaganda version (which it assuredly is, having been through several scribal hands since its original composition) – and proceeds to tell us what really happened.
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I'll confess I didn't realize how much his stuff got bowdlerized for the airwaves.
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The version of the play that I saw had been dreadfully bowdlerized.
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As I'd grown older, I'd noticed that Florence had ceased to bowdlerize her storytelling.
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Ah, yes, the story of Beowulf's victories will live on forever ... until we bowdlerise it by excising one-third of those victories in a revisionist rewrite where we decide * not* to have him kill Grendel's Mother after all.
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One wonders what other half-hidden catastrophes the draftsman might have included in nooks and crannies of the distant vistas, only to have them bowdlerized by his publisher.
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Is it that the artists really hate having their creative works bowdlerised and would resist signing contracts which would result in even wider distribution of the watered-down versions of their work?
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Tristero doesn't appear to know what libertarianism is, having confused it with some kind of bowdlerized anarchism.
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But critical taste slavers for "live certs" - transient celebrities, basically, whose final outline has still to be determined and further, who have the power to bowdlerise or censor any attempt on their lives.
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I asked the guy who would bowdlerize Larry Niven if given the chance this question: "If someone was writing the biography of your life, would you want it to have a sex scene?
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Those weren't the first times I "bowdlerized" -- some might say, butchered -- a classic text the term comes from the knuckleheaded 19th century Shakespearian censor Thomas Bowdler.
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The above excerpt, “Hamlet,” illustrates how such lingual poverty might bowdlerize the legacy of poetry.
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It's one thing to bowdlerize copy for family consumption, it's quite another to make it sound like someone is being suspended in an act of ultra-PC idiocy because you don't print the actual quote that got them in trouble.
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The Nutcracker — but not any of the chopped-down, bowdlerized, amputated versions pretending to be the real story.
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Did its reception shatter his confidence, leaving him unable to finish the other novels he worked on intermittently over his last years: "Islands in the Stream" and "The Garden of Eden" both published posthumously in heavily edited, and perhaps bowdlerized, editions?
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Society does not need journalists to be leftist bowdlerisers like John Pilger; nor does it want them to be malleable followers.
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bowdlerized," but they still remained as excruciatingly funny as only French pieces can be.
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Forget that the sense of it being a fable is bowdlerized by the fact that almost none of the character action is fully motivated.
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The shape of the great tales, so often bastardised and bowdlerised, is lost without the fine-weave and fibre of the prose itself.
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The more subversive, high-functional sufferers of this syndrome can be quite funny, at least in the context of repressed and bowdlerized bourgeois institutions, like junior high.
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He understood that at that theatre they did not bowdlerise.
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Nobody tried to bowdlerise it to make it politically correct: we were taught to criticise the text as written for better or for worse.
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As I'd grown older, I'd noticed that Florence had ceased to bowdlerize her storytelling.
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It was, however, subjected to some criticism and ridicule, and gave rise to the expression “bowdlerise,” always used in an opprobrious sense.
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You will have to be brave, the temptation to bowdlerise his life is strong.
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I knew ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ was usually bowdlerised so that at least the heroine survived but in the version in this book she ended up eaten.
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Other books were bowdlerized, including Boccaccio's Decameron and Castiglione's The Courtier.
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The series aired on CBC in Canada and on HBO in America; a bowdlerised version appeared later on CBS, and 13 uncut editions found their way across the Atlantic to C4.
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No, it wasn't ‘walk and chew gum’, it was ‘fart and chew gum’, as you well known; it was bowdlerised for popular consumption.
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Already the municipal council of Paris has undertaken to 'bowdlerise' the literature of the world in order to prevent the minds of the young from being perverted by coming into contact with the name of God.
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After his death, he remained a key figure, both lionized and bowdlerized by the regime, with statues and shrines set up to celebrate him as a ‘champion of the Party’.
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It doesn't matter whether we bowdlerize the lyrics, the musical style has nothing familiar to them other than a major scale and it will not strike them as comfortable or familiar unless they are lapsed Luterans.
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They take an idea, bowdlerize it, blow it up, make it infantile and spend $100 million to give people a brief escape from their boring and often demeaning lives at work.
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Collecting Children's Books has had a couple of interesting posts about books such as They Were Strong and Good and The Rooster Crows, which have been bowdlerized to reflect changing standards of "appropriateness" in regard to depictions of nonwhite characters.
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As I'd grown older, I'd noticed that Florence had ceased to bowdlerize her storytelling.
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