Sentence examples for loose editing from inspiring English sources

Despite some loose editing and repetition, Drone Warfare is both a justifiably angry sourcebook and a call to action for the growing worldwide citizen opposition to the drones.

But the casual framing and loose editing are pure artistry.

To correct my loose language, I have edited the offending sentence, omitting "only," adding "hugely" and changing "beautifully made" to "beautiful".

This doesn't come up a lot, but just remember: You have a lot to lose if your editing is too loose, Lautrec.

It is a looser matching criterion than edit-distance and, unlike the other techniques, it is not an "all or nothing" computation, but gives a degree of match.

This "editing" foreshadowed Zakaria's fast-and-loose handling of the Jill Lepore's New Yorker article and his own commencement orations.

Buba also films himself coping with Caru's blustery demands and working in the editing room to salvage the plethora of loose-ended footage.

Certain crucial story developments seem to have been skipped over or, more likely, edited out; the whole thing has a loose, jerry-built feel.

David O Russell's movie plays fast and loose with war-movie traditions and skilfully juggles an exciting, dynamically edited action movie, a cynical screwball comedy and a coherent indictment of US foreign policy under Bush Sr.

Since the keys don't look push-sensitive you're going to loose certain humanization features such as velocity, but you can always edit something like this in the program.

The edits are close in style to Kutiman's own music: loose, well-played funk.