Sentence examples for survived editing from inspiring English sources

However, in this case much of the humor survived editing.

Armstrong got a huge guffaw, and a few gasps, out of the tasteless line, but the surprise was that it survived the editing of the tape.

And yet, amid the drunken rambling, there would always be a glimmer of something that survived the editing process – which probably accounts for Bottom's unique brand of violent slapstick and crude hilarity.

And non-expert readers may struggle with the occasional dollops of philosophical jargon ("the spatial metaphysics of the world", for example) which should not have survived the editing process.Mr Keith manages to keep the tone sober without ever sounding dull.

What's worse is that these errors survived the editing process from Random House publishing.

(They didn't destroy all of them: those that survive were edited by Freeman's granddaughter and published in 1995).

From there on, producing the show was a process of mercilessly winnowing down the material: cutting sketches, rewriting the ones that survived, and, later, editing each scene until we felt that what remained was the essence of what had intrigued us in the first place.

His wife, Margaret Park Redfield, survived him and edited his Papers, 2 vol. (1962 63).

This didn't survive the editing process.

My attempts to explain in detail the fundamental issues of depression (and the laws of reality) that meant the equation was nonsense didn't survive the editing process.

Buzz about the vitriol of their remarks spread immediately following the taping, with many people wondering if the worst of the insults would survive the editing process.