Sentence examples for much edited after from inspiring English sources

Later, the article was much edited after well deserved criticism.

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.

After doing much editing at Norton, which is based in Manhattan, Mr. Brockway was its president from 1958 to 1976 and chairman from 1976 to 1984, when he retired.

Perhaps because editing after the fact takes so much time, many podcasters seem compelled to try to blitz through a podcast in a single take.

How much is real and how much is "edited" reality?

He did much editing of the works of Hector Berlioz.

Take time to edit after you finish.

The menu isn't so much well edited as abridged.

Even as-is, it's impressive, but I'm not sure how much I'd end up using it in practice: mobile photography is useful because it's quick and casual, and I'm not generally inclined to fuss that much over editing those pics after the fact.

She gave Graham a decade's worth of her dense, playful, aphoristic poems; Graham edited them, and, after much revision, "Monetized" was the result.

He edited much of the episode's script, after receiving it from Reed.