Sentence examples for editing and shaping from inspiring English sources

Her pleasure lay in editing and shaping copy.

If diplomatic services are well aware of how Wikipedia works and the norms that govern the platform, they can easily use Wikipedia as part of their public diplomacy efforts, through editing and shaping messages.

Families were invited to have input into editing and shaping these results and ensuring they represented valid, accurate, meaningful interpretations of their experiences.

You can also edit and shape your footage using the included software.

The evidence suggests that, at the least, Lane edited and shaped the manuscripts considerably, and thought of her mother as an amateur.

The play's words are the actual, transcribed words of townspeople, culled, edited and shaped into a widely praised theater piece that has been called theatrical journalism and docudrama.

With money from a Guggenheim fellowship, he crisscrossed the country in 1955 and 1956 to take the pictures that he was to edit and shape into "The Americans," published by Grove Press in 1959.

The work, heroically edited and shaped by Robert Weil — who did not read Volume II until Volume I was in print and regretted not having been able to merge the two — is full of cracks and seams, but somehow these become vital elements of the novel.

Innate behaviors in our model are sequences of actions and enabling conditions, and shaping is a behavior editing process realized by multiple editing mechanisms.

In comedy, editing sharpens something that's already funny, cutting out superfluous material and shaping the rhythm of a performance.

I was about to go to university myself and, through my reading of this novel, I began to understand what one could do with fiction: how experience of life could be invented or edited, then manipulated and shaped to make people laugh and think about themselves.