Sentence examples for delicately edited from inspiring English sources
The relatively small stores features what Bolland described as a delicately edited selection of M&S's most fashionable clothing, including €315 (£260) leather jackets and €180 white leather handbags designed to appeal to tourists and fashionable Parisians alike.
The show is a delicately filmed and edited thing, which keeps its distance and allows the emotion to speak for itself.
As always, his patient cameras gather masses of material — a hundred and seventy hours of it, in this instance — which he edits to delicately insinuating effect.
In a handwritten series of 1972 speeches, many of them heavily edited in pen, a teacher from Beijing's outskirts recalled how his comrades "patiently and delicately" sought to reform a teacher who was not a worker, but a member of the wealthy class.
The network might have been expected to treat the case delicately: Sharpton, who had served as an advocate for Martin's family, had come to seem more like a participant than like an observer, and Zimmerman has a lawsuit pending against NBC Universal, over a deceptively edited version of his 911 call that was broadcast on "Today".
Similarly, in "Tim's Vermeer" the brilliant music and editing delicately guide us along a path as if we are accompanying Dorothy down the yellow brick road.
Acclaimed German selector DJ Koze also did a special edit of the producer's delicately lithe "Surrender" for his DJ-Kicks mix last year.
