Sentence examples for hard to edit from inspiring English sources
But it's hard to edit yourself, as the things you like best are the things that really have to go".
"I know they both liked the BBC series I did before, called The Century of the Self [about the growth of the mass-consumer society in Britain and the US]." Was it hard to edit the series for Cannes?
Though the campaign was game for some of the bus-riding, whistle-stop spiel, which requires improv and leaves room for rogue recordings and gotcha moments, it also made a point of feeding YouTubers a steady diet of carefully designed videos, a series of beautifully choreographed speeches and interviews, many heavy with applause that is hard to edit out.
Unlike MiniDV, MPEG-2 video is hard to edit.
"The problem that macros present is that they're really opaque, they're really hard to edit afterwards, and they also can't do really cool things — you couldn't set a macro up very easily to run every single day," he adds.
It's much harder to edit a story and help make it the best story this writer can write this week".
It's like the traditional section at the end of your work résumé where you list your interests "music, reading…" except that, because it's partly crowd-sourced, it's much, much harder to edit after the fact.
And that's one of the reasons why it was such a hard film to edit, because they both do stuff that makes them look bad without realising it a lot, and a lot of that stuff we left out of the film, believe it or not.
Log-odds scores are not as intuitive as probabilities, making it hard for users to edit the model.
To edit the show, all the marked sequences are digitized and transferred to computer hard drives, then edited on Sony's digital editing system.
