Sentence examples for try to edit from inspiring English sources

Don't try to edit your thoughts; just get them onto the paper, however small or daft they might seem.

They used a technique called CRISPR/Cas9 to try to edit the gene responsible for beta-thalassaemia in 86 non-viable embryos collected from local fertility clinics.

The latter was the more honest form, they argued, as it acknowledged the mess and chaos of the modern world - which modernists try to edit out.

"Mitt Romney may try to edit his past, but he can't – President Obama followed Mitt Romney's model of Romneycare when he designed Obamacare," said Mark Miner, a spokesman for Mr. Perry.

Judge Melville also said he found it impossible to edit the material so that some of it could be released, although he promised to try to edit some related materials, like the search warrants themselves.

"We had this conversation, getting rid of Dressler will make things simpler," Mr. Foglia said, adding: "It's easy to say I'm going to try to live a simpler life and try to edit out all the madness, especially when it's burying you".

I'm fundamentally opposed to trying to edit myself to be palatable or popular.

He also constantly battled with clients who delayed payments and tried to edit his mural proposals.

"All his life his friends were trying to edit him for his own good".

After the site caught on, Wales tried to edit his own entry to call himself the sole founder.

Catherine Hill: Here I am in Sydney, Aus, trying to edit a book about the 2012 Men's Grand Slams.