Sentence examples for brilliant editorial from inspiring English sources

"I am enormously proud of what our brilliant editorial team has achieved at the Beast".

Jack Fuller believed that, while Carroll was doing a "brilliant" editorial job in Los Angeles, he wasn't enough of a "team player".

This was a brilliant launch with a cocked-up editorial product which is now a brilliant editorial product," he says, brandishing the latest issue.

The Daily Mail called it "disingenuous, cynical and, let's be blunt, untruthful," a description that could be applied to the Mail's brilliant editorial package most mornings.

He was one of the brilliant editorial team on the Financial Times from 1960 to 1966, contributing a regular, influential weekly column in which he repeatedly advocated modernising reform of British business.

On television, radio and online, the superb editorial content was enhanced by the brilliant use of technology".

"Like the red sun rising in the east, the unprecedented Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution is illuminating the land with its brilliant rays," one editorial read.

Cally Poplak, managing director of Egmont Publishing UK, said: "Our Minecraft books are a brilliant illustration of outstanding editorial and design that speaks to the fans and of content curation that perfectly complements the online experience of a phenomenal game".

Then, with brilliant insight the Times editorial goes on stating that "not everyone is unhappy with oil at $100-plus 100-plus", citing authoritarian governments in Iran, Venezuela, Sudan and Russia.

"One of the brilliant things about the way editorial is working now is that we are learning how different media can work together.

Barnowsky has been featured by both Tumblr and GIPHY for his unique take on the cold one, "Our best beer GIFs come courtesy of the brilliant GIF artist Ethan Barnowsky," GIPHY editorial director Tyler Menzel admits to The Creators Project.