Sentence examples similar to edit mind from inspiring English sources

Mr. Luis's hyperactive imagination is inspiring; though the music has an impressive mixture of ingredients, he and his co-writers never quite come up with strong enough musical compositions to match his fast-edit mind.

It's always a good idea for people to have some inkling of the final edit in mind when they set out to shoot a film for the first time.

I knew something was amiss when I was on a Skype call with my longtime television production partner Kate Tobin as I was thrashing through the final stages of editing of "Mind of a Rampage Killer".

We're not sure why you'd want that, but I can see this as being something clueless mothers would buy for their iPod loving sons at Spencer Gifts when no other ideas come to mind (edit: Sort of likeTim's HatFM on the British version of "The Office" – Blake).

This way you can edit your tape (mind) and make it believe that you were successful in the past.

The Satyr scarcely seems to have been read, never mind edited.

They embody the past the way it survives in the mind: edited, layered, compressed, as if in a dream.

This is an edited extract from Mind Change by Susan Greenfield, published on 21 August by Rider Books, £20.

The story of what happened next is told in the book "Brooklyn: A State of Mind," edited by Michael W. Robbins (Workman, 2001).

Yet barring further announcements or International Amateur Athletic Federation outings, our editing process between mind and mouth should be on 24-hour alert, lest we make a huge leap worthy of a medal.

Take a break before you start editing -- your mind needs different stimuli to process to break up the monotony and find the smaller errors.