Sentence examples for bit of editorial from inspiring English sources

Just facts and a bit of editorial comment.

It does speak for itself, and I would have welcomed a bit of editorial reeling it in.

Mr. Brown adds his own bit of editorial commentary, pointing out the sheer size of JPMorgan, a "$2.3 trillion bank" with scores of subsidiaries.

It's true that "Horns" takes its fight to the finish and beyond, so that a bit of editorial tightening could have improved it.

In determining the top 10 list, "We approached it statistically from a couple of angles, and then took a little bit of editorial license," said Mr. Johnson.

For those who don't know, it is a place for true personal stories, running about 800 words long, and in the print edition, it's the last bit of editorial content, right inside the back cover.

Okay, sure -- the storytelling was a bit soft, and there were some odd bits of editorial where it seemed like some logical links had been left on the cutting room floor.

Sherwin Polatkin, the screenwriter protagonist of "Fearful Symmetry," is given a bit of unwanted editorial advice from a director.

"Frankly, he's been a bit of a twerp," an editorial said.

In many cases, periods are placed after initials in The New York Times and I would like to think that Joel Fagliano's puzzle today pokes a bit of fun at that editorial policy.

With so much to be done on the social policy agenda and so many soap hours hungry for "real life" storylines, is it not just a bit precious to engage in a bit of teeth-gnashing about editorial integrity?