Sentence examples for course editorial from inspiring English sources

There were, of course, editorial decisions I disagreed with, such as the significant focus on the Anjem Choudary-supporting Abdul Haqq, the splicing of the footage of the France attacks with the prayer, and the lack of authentic representations of social conservatism.

Of course, editorial writers, pundits, bloggers, voters and anyone standing by a water cooler talking to anyone else are free to characterize Mr. Blagojevich or his conduct as they see fit, limited only by the remote risk of being sued for defamation.

And, in due course, editorials in papers such as the Toronto Star can be deemed anti-Semitic and thus worthy of being denounced as a "hate-crime".

("What's really in LAUSD's online credit recovery courses?" editorial, June 19).

Traditionally, of course, the editorial side of the paper dictated what to cover and the business side figured out how to pay for it.

That is the honorable course," the editorial board urged.

That of course prompted editorial co-author Vern McKinley to write his own reply to the reply.

One for everyday projects that get me through my days and of course my editorial blogging planner that keeps my blog fresh, forward-thinking, and focused.

In New Orleans, of course, the editorials in the Times-Picayune pay more frequent attention to the crisis.

C7 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A20-21 Editorials: Mrs. Whitman stays the course; the fate of patients' rights; Bill Berkeley on "Lumumba".

Of course, not all editorial page endorsements are created equal.