I disagree; The Times was on to a good Op-Ed piece, not a good news story.
The chairwoman of the animal welfare committee of the Vermont Veterinary Medical Association has a good op-ed on why gestation crate confinement of pigs should be ended.
A useful reminder, if any were needed, that the appreciation of a movie or any work of art depends greatly on the local cultural and social idiom — and that, conversely, a good movie can be even better than a good op-ed piece at showing the absurdity of a bad law.
Even opinion pieces need to be based in fact, and good op-ed writers will make sure that they reference articles, studies, and data that affirm why they are voicing that opinion.
A good op-ed needs to contain at least one "point of enlightenment" which can be described as "an observation that is fresh and original".[2] So, get your facts from a number of different sources, pointing out patterns, impending consequences, or a hole in current analysis.
That was a pretty good photo op, and deserves mention.
Whatever the reason, the one-time presidential candidate walked away with a pretty good photo op: .
Photography duo Shaughn Crawford and John DuBois of Shaughn and John know a good photo op when they see one.
She currently resides in New York City; she'll never miss capturing a good photo op.
… It was a really good photo op for the Taliban, their own video with their own spin on it".
