Sentence examples for meticulous editing from inspiring English sources
He often enlisted scientists as authors, coaxing them with meticulous editing to find ways of explaining their recent work to intelligent people with other backgrounds.
The meticulous editing and reorganisation of the original material was the work of the great John Barton, my deeply revered colleague from our decades together at the RSC.
The strange atmosphere of banality and heightened intimacy is sustained throughout, further evidence of Soth's meticulous editing and his almost writerly understanding of how to sustain a mood.
C. 101 BCE - 0 Andronicus Of Rhodes, also called Andronicus Rhodius (flourished 1st century bc) Greek philosopher noted for his meticulous editing and commentary of Aristotle's works, which had passed from one generation to the next in such a way that the presumed quality of the original texts had been lost and much superfluous material added to many of the major treatises.
Will Smith's ode to the termite in "Ali" is, aptly enough, an exemplary piece of termite acting, one that is all the more vivid for occurring within a film that is, with its meticulous editing and intoxicating pageantry, a monument of white elephant cinema.
Journalism is also about meticulous editing that builds trust.
As well as manuscripts for Wallace's books, stories and essays (with his meticulous edits marked in different coloured inks), the archive includes research materials, his own often heavily annotated library, and early work stretching back through his college and graduate school writings to a poem he wrote as a young child.
The first Ibn 'Adi's Christian pupils continued the (predominantly Christian) tradition of meticulous textual editing, translating and commenting, which goes back to Hunayn b.
Be meticulous about editing.
Coupled with crafty, meticulous drum edits, Odyssey incorporates a classic drum & bass studio workflow that prioritizes vibe over engineering.
As a historian he was noted for his meticulous scholarship and editing.
