Sentence examples for barely edited from inspiring English sources

He filmed everything, and his edited (well, barely edited) memory-films are often documents of events you otherwise wouldn't believe.

It feels barely edited, a scrapbook of images and ideas, memories, autobiographical interjections on collecting.

Although they clearly understood the material during class, a lack of retention was revealed in their first papers, which were rough and barely edited.

The film, which was barely edited, shows the waves rolling into the rugged cliffs as the sea is bathed in an orange light.

For long stretches Ms. Herrera's Gorky is vague and out of focus, especially in the book's shapeless, repetitive first half, which at times seems barely edited.

The digital market is awash with millions of barely edited titles, most of it dreck, while readers are being conditioned to think that books are worth as little as a sandwich.

"The Greatest" is so badly edited that it barely makes sense.

But this choppily edited film barely conveys the distance he travels or the hardship he endures.

The following, which barely scratches the surface of their wide-ranging conversation, has been edited and condensed.

Many of these barely-edited books, written in a colloquial style and the mishmash of Hindi and English known as Hinglish, are quickly outpacing sales numbers of Booker winners, selling hundreds of thousands of copies in a country where the benchmark for achieving best-seller status, until now, was a meager 5,000 copies.

Then, barely 18 months into their career, they recorded the soundtrack for Head – a cut-up, montage of a record (allegedly edited by Jack Nicholson) – that pre-dated De La Soul, the Avalanches and sampledelica by more than two decades.