Sentence examples for intelligent editing from inspiring English sources

She said that the core values of The New York Times were "rigorous reporting, intelligent editing and elegant writing".

And this is where the third "core value" in Abramson's mantra, "intelligent editing", starts to be undermined, too.

And Ben Miles – whose stage performance as Thomas Cromwell in Wolf Hall for many of us outshone Mark Rylance's on television – is excellent as Somerset: the intercutting of his orgasmic love-making with Henry's queen and the tortured cries of the strangled Duke of Gloucester are a good example of sharp, intelligent editing.

Through Duncan Dallas's intelligent editing of hospital tapes and his own footage, we see how a patient named Rose changed from a frozen, lifeless creature to a lively, personable woman and then returned to her frozen state (now more dreadful than ever, because of the respite) as the drugs ceased to work their initial magic.

Such analysis also enables the system to supply intelligent editing as mentioned above.

It allows users to edit local surface freely and efficiently and enables better pattern analysis for intelligent editing.

A second, more significant, new anthology, "The Moral Obligation to Be Intelligent," edited by Leon Wieseltier, shows just how much is at stake.

Get intelligent intelligence.

"We are style-led rather than fashion-led, and we've remained focused on the concept of providing a carefully edited, intelligent wardrobe that will take our customers from sunlounger to sundown.

There will be no radio edits of any of the tracks, because they are radio edits—short, catchy, intelligent, and brilliantly executed radio edits.

I wound up accepting the pitch and, newly dumped, edited his intelligent and hilarious piece at my parents' dining room table, decked out in a very fetching breakup outfit consisting of leggings from Rite-Aid and my mom's old flannel shirt.