bowdlerised उदाहरण वाक्य

In the published work it was necessary to bowdlerise some songs so that the book would be acceptable to respectable Victorians.
The collections were specifically intended for children, and, as Lang explained in the prefaces to the books, bowdlerised.
I hope it doesn't get bowdlerised into mediocrity .-- Heron 12 : 16, 7 Aug 2004 ( UTC)
:: A Victorian replica, complete with bowdlerised little shorts over on character's genitalia, is on display in Reading Museum.
In addition erotic songs occupy an important place in folk music, though Sharp bowdlerised texts in accordance with the social mores of his time.

Subjects such as Personal, Social and Health Education, Biology and Sex and Relationships Education were bowdlerised to conform with a conservative Islamic teaching.
As for Hitler, there is no evidence that he ever read his work, beyond a few bowdlerised extracts; and he most certainly did not understand.
Waterhouse's stage directions make it clear that if this is considered offensive the word should be omitted entirely and not bowdlerised to ruddy or some other word.
His " The Maide of the Mill " ( 1765 ), with music by bowdlerised versions of plays by William Wycherley and Pedro Calderon de la Barca.
The title song, " Fings ain't wot they used t'be ", was memorable and was recorded by Max Bygraves, albeit with heavily bowdlerised lyrics.