Sentence examples for sharply edited from inspiring English sources

Despite the sprawling reach of the magazine, it feels sharply edited, somehow.

It was not until Ms. Rivera heard the sharply edited nine-minute piece that she fully understood her own illness, her daughter said.

I also like the Loves column on anothermag.com - a sharply edited group of products, new and past, as well as photographs.

We get sharply edited quotations from her rulings and dissents, handwritten annotations to her pronouncements, and a moving portrait of her long and loving marriage.

Musical scenes of the auditions and of dance and vocal practices become sharply edited mini-music videos; another producer is MTV.

CNN will repeat "America Remembers," an effective and sharply edited special it first presented a few weeks ago, in which its reporters relive Sept. 11 and the coverage.

The five major television networks bowed to White House urging and said they would sharply edit future videotapes from Mr. bin Laden and his followers, to remove threats and anti-American language that the government deems inflammatory.

Sharply produced and edited, it provides a crisp overview of Pearl Harbor's components: diplomacy and espionage, and the military and human factors.

When that "Fantasia" was first released, Taylor wasn't so laconic; many of his introductions between pieces were later sharply cut, and his onscreen appearance was re-edited to a voice-over, presumably to avoid drawing attention to the cuts.

There are, after all, commercials that feature sharply disjunctive editing, and there are plenty of classic Hollywood movies that are marked as much by their editorial jolts as by their smoothness.

That is up sharply from a study cited in "The State of Americans: This Generation and the Next," edited by Urie Bronfenbrenner and others.