Sentence examples for difficult editing from inspiring English sources
Besides creating some difficult editing choices if this show is going to be cleaned up at all for American cable, this language may be off-putting for some viewers: lots of gay insults and sexist blather.
Shot with actual fans performing concerted actions on webcams, this had to be one of the most difficult editing jobs in history.
The most difficult editing decisions, according to Dunning, came during scenes which involved Jesus Christ, as these contained almost no dialogue and most of the footage was purely reaction shots by actors.
It was a massively difficult edit.
If your act is too hard or a part of it is difficult, edit that part out, redo it, or find something different to do.
Nowadays, anyone trying to capture the Italian feel of Mulberry Street with their camera will have a difficult time editing out the Chinese intrusions.
He declined to say who was the best writer, or who was particularly difficult during editing, but he did say he was impressed by the essay from Lakshmi Mittal, the chief executive of the huge steel maker ArcelorMittal.
Sachs: Between 1 December 2012 and 26 July 2013 we had already taken 9,077 images so you can imagine how difficult the editing process must be.
It is also somewhat difficult to edit the program text on the calculator's rather small screen.
Roth found this layered, melancholy story the most difficult to edit, and ended up returning to it numerous times before he was able to cut it down into shorter, kid-friendly portions.
