Sentence examples for bold editorial from inspiring English sources

The Times published a bold editorial the other day headed "For Taxicab Sanity".

Despite all the pressure al-Jazeera has been subjected to by regional and international governments, it has never changed its bold editorial policies which remain guided by the principles of a free press".

It is a neat way to surround the consumer -- with the publisher becoming a mini-conglomerate that feeds off itself -- but it is not exactly the bold editorial thinking that imagined publications like the adventuristic Outside or the futuristic Wired.

In non-Senate election news, the New York Times just endorsed all three recreational marijuana ballot initiatives this year (Oregon, Alaska, and Washington DC), which continues their bold editorial stand on the subject.

Nor, with the exception of a successful campaign in 1997 to adopt a new stray-dog ordinance, has it earned a reputation for bold editorials.

Across more than 700 pages in "Pretty Much Everything" (Taschen: 720 pp., $69.99), photographers and life partners Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin flaunt 26 years of bold, inventive editorial and fashion work.

"Their bold and direct editorial perspective grips readers, and already today attracts a strong loyal following within India.

"Through this partnership, we were able to combine Mahogany cards' messages rooted in inspiration, positivity and cultural connection with Jill Scott's unique, bold and soulful editorial and design vision to create a one-of-a-kind collection," Polk said.

It was a bold move to push editorial research this way, but maybe too far from the Economist's core offering?

(Editorial Note: Bold formatting added by me, not Tim Cook).

Referring to the demise of the paper in print as a "bold transition" in its final editorial, which it says "history will judge as an example for other newspapers around the world to follow".