Sentence examples for painstakingly edited from inspiring English sources
Compressing your video Once your home video has been lovingly shot and painstakingly edited, don't leave it lurking on your hard drive.
He instilled in the side a discipline and aesthetic that was ahead of its time, emphasising the importance of diet and fitness, and video analysis using footage that he had painstakingly edited himself.
Called "Three Cups of Deceit," it's written by award-winning author Jon Krakauer, painstakingly edited and even available to download for free for the first 72 hours of its launch.
Painstakingly edited down to five minutes, the short crunches as many thoughts together as it does animated mediums: from clay, colored pencil, ink, paint, digital, and more.
Much in the vein of shows like Superego, the sketches are all improvised and then painstakingly edited into tight, cohesive pieces (which is why it takes a month to "cook" each installment).
A stalwart crusader for civil rights, higher minimum wage, lower unemployment rates and health care reform, Ted Kennedy's forty-six year service as nine-time Massachusetts Senator is faithfully chronicled with a privileged library of photographs and painstakingly edited video footage.
Kutiman is best known for his Thru You projects, in which he painstakingly edits together snippets of YouTube performances by amateur solo musicians to create new songs.
Or even that calling information painstakingly written, edited, stamped onto pulped trees and delivered a day later "news" is absurd.
From 1909 to final publication in 1917, she painstakingly collected and edited a book of Stoddard's poetry, writing a foreword and joining her short memorial poem "At Anchor" to verse submitted by Stoddard's friends Joaquin Miller, George Sterling and Thomas Walsh.
An e-mail message, however, can go through multiple drafts; wording and tone can painstakingly be thought out, reviewed, edited and, if it's not quite right, sent back to committee.
"Saints and Sinners", edited by Franco Mormando (University of Chicago Press; $43.95), painstakingly reconstructs the devotional context to Caravaggio's world.
