Sentence examples for brilliantly edited from inspiring English sources

Brilliantly edited by Michael Sims, the book contains some familiar names (O.

Children's magazines flourished, particularly the remarkable Magasin d'Éducation et de Récréation, brilliantly edited by Jules Hetzel.

This elliptical, brilliantly edited movie subtly integrates flashbacks and rarely sags.

This lavish book, brilliantly edited and introduced by Christopher Ricks, makes the case for Dylan the Poet.

**This lavish book, brilliantly edited and introduced by Christopher Ricks, makes the case for Dylan the Poet.

The best poetry collection I read was Poetry of the First World War (OUP Oxford), brilliantly edited, with illuminating notes, by Tim Kendall.

Brilliantly observed and edited, the film has no narrator but tells an opinionated story nonetheless.

Shortly after dawn, in a brilliantly shot and edited sequence, civilians flee the village, the enemy is located in a ditch and destroyed and an air strike brought in.

It was shot on a shoestring budget, backed imaginatively by Albert Finney; it was brilliantly produced and edited by Les Blair, elegantly photographed by Bahram Manocheri, and was achieved by the smallest of crews, with absolutely everybody working for £20 a week, including the wonderful cast.

This has been meticulously recreated, and is brilliantly performed, shot and edited.

There's the delicate juggling act on display in "First Date," seamlessly edited to brilliantly demonstrate the assembly-line mechanics and politics of online app dating.