Sentences with phrase «poorly edited time»

Not exact matches

The climatic fight between Hope and Miguel was edited so poorly that at times it was hard to tell who was punching whom, at one point during the fight it switched to a weird first person view.

The film is poorly edited as the narrative moves along with the grace of a newborn fawn standing up for the first time.

Your book pages and author page should work to rid them of fears that they won't enjoy it, that it's no good, poorly edited, over-hyped, not likely to be worth the investment of money and time

The thing is, I completely get it, for all the reasons you listed — I've read enough self - published books that obviously weren't copy edited (or were really, really poorly copy edited) that I don't buy them anymore unless they were recommended to me or I've already read by that author, so as a blogger, I certainly wouldn't put in the time without being sure!

First, due to the thousands of titles published every year — many of them poorly edited and marketed — there needs to be a system in place to vet titles and make sure they are worth a librarian's time to seek out and add to the collection.

We find small errors all the time, but the main criticism I see about ebooks is that they are poorly edited or that the author didn't pay attention to his own details.

If there are no more poorly - edited, poorly - plotted pieces of crap out there, no one will be able to say that self - publishers don't take the time to produce high - quality books.

If there weren't so many hobby writers willing to sell their poorly edited manuscripts for a song, serious writers would have an easier time making a living.

With so many poorly edited and poorly designed books available, few bookstores are willing to spend the time to find your excellent needle in the haystack of mediocrity.

And since neither is one of those poorly filmed and edited pieces that are best viewed as moving wallpaper as you drift in and out of the gallery, both are worth devoting time to.