Sentence examples for a good editorial from inspiring English sources
Blumenthal appreciates the value of a good editorial.
On the other hand, our colleagues recently published a good editorial that highlight the flaws.
Why or why not? –What makes for a good Editorial or Op-Ed piece?
The publishers, as always, will make the final decision about whether a project is a good editorial and financial fit for them".
"Jana is quite keen to strip out some of the layers of management and if you can get a good editorial team in place, you don't need another person on top of that," this insider added.
There is a good editorial in today's L.A. Times about how the writers' strike — which is, in part, about writers wanting to be paid more for their work when it's downloaded from the Internet (that's "electronic sell-through") — comes at a time when viewers have already begun deserting traditional media for non-network-produced Internet fare.
"A really good editorial cartoon just goes bing".
"I'd worked with Bob before on 'Mailman'" — Lennon's well-received 2003 novel, also published by Norton — "and we had a really good editorial relationship," he said.
(4) The New York Times had a quite good editorial yesterday on the domestic dangers posed by the NSA's efforts to break internet encryption.
But let's not mistake one good editorial, or even two or three, for a systematic shift in how issues are covered and social problems analyzed.
Moon Knight tells the story of a mixed-up superhero, Laid Waste is about love amidst apocalypse, Elfquest is collected for classic (albeit cheesy) fantasy magic, and Catwoman: Election Night is so bland, broad, and confused in its storytelling that it's a wonder the comic got past DC's (generally pretty good) editorial staff.
