Sentence examples for brilliant editor from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, he's a brilliant editor of his own enormous output.

"Dan was a brilliant editor because he didn't edit," Feiffer's first wife, Judy, once said.

His father was chairman of Harper & Brothers, so he led a very literary life and was a brilliant editor.

Story-teller, tomato-grower, original thinker, all-night reader, extravagant gift-giver, incorrigible gossip, oddity collector, brilliant editor, dearest friend.

He's a brilliant editor and I expect him to return fire with both barrels".

Last week, Mr. Kirshbaum praised Ms. Crichton as "a brilliant editor".

Two brilliant editors, Nature's Charlotte Stoddart, and the band's video producer Dave Holloway took those songs, and all that shonky footage, and made it better than I ever could have imagined.

Recently I've met many brilliant editors, journalists and producers who are passionate about portraying the complexity and breadth of mental illness, who don't shy away from darkness, and who realise the incredible power they have to smash the stigma.

But when I asked a young David Granger, now the brilliant editor-in-chief of Esquire about his plans, that was the answer he gave during his interview with me.

It doesn't matter that brilliant editors like Doc Willoughby and Zanne Stewart and Kemp Minifie can rattle off what issue during what year of the Eisenhower administration contained the best version of cassoulet, and why.

"Idol had really brilliant editors and producers and lighting people and make up people and the team around it—I've seen what the BBC is like with Top of the Pops, and I've been on America's Got Talent, and what we did on Australian Idol in a production sense was equal to any of it.