Sentence examples for anonymous editorial from inspiring English sources
The danger is that this voice may carry less institutional authority than a more magisterial and anonymous editorial page once did.
Of Marcel Duchamp's Fountain, the anonymous editorial of The Blind Man (assumed to have been written by Beatrice Wood) famously asserted in 1917 that "the only works of art America has given [us] are her plumbing and her bridges".
The anonymous editorial published in the @nytimes is disgraceful.
Bradford's claims were quickly endorsed by anonymous editorial writers in newspapers across the west.
"So if the failing New York Times has an anonymous editorial ― can you believe it?
Wednesday's anonymous editorial purportedly by a senior administration official claimed members of Trump's team are working to protect the country from a president who's fundamentally unfit to lead.
While Camus was writing anonymous editorials for the Resistance newspaper Combat, Monod was organizing the sabotage of rail lines and, in one particularly suspenseful episode reconstructed by Dr. Carroll, evading the Gestapo by going underground with a colleague posing as an artist.
This week's court decision allowing reporters to be held in contempt for refusing to divulge anonymous sources (editorial, June 28) underscores the need for Congress to pass a federal shield law.
Two days later, an anonymous Pravda editorial appeared: (The music was) "fidgety, screaming, neurotic...a grotesquery suited to the perverted tastes of the bourgeois".
In response to a Nature Methods editorial (Anonymous, 2008) describing the deposition of data such as genome sequence or microarrays as 'routine', Ochsner et al. (2008) used a manually built query to retrieve articles likely to report the production of microarray data in 2007 publications.
As far as I know, Katharine Graham had not written much since her early days on the Post, when she wrote a magazine column and was the anonymous author of such editorials as "On Being a Horse," "Mixed Drinks," and "Spotted Fever".
