Sentence examples for critical editorials from inspiring English sources

Tells about critical editorials against him in the Wall Street Journal.

There were critical editorials and articles in all the best places.

The editor of El País, Javier Moreno, says not, pointing to critical editorials before the TDT row.

Critical editorials have appeared in several American Jewish newspapers, which are usually staunchly behind any Israeli government.

The Sunday nationals greeted his increased mandate in the leadership triumph, which he viewed as a personal "vindication", with yet another round of highly critical editorials.

Mr. Gore's campaign press secretary, Chris Lehane, had publicly called Ms. Harris "a hack" and "Commissar Harris," drawing critical editorials and a rebuke from the vice president.

Like before, a group of authors published a critical editorial of this document [ 12] and many of the same criticisms have been found elsewhere [ 13].

"Times" printed a critical editorial & then Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward called on the Mayor to make a public apology.

A critical editorial in the Washington Post said last month: "While not illegal behavior, it was disturbingly unmindful of the rules.

The Asbury Park Press joined sister paper the Courier News in issuing its New Year report on the governor, and in publishing a highly critical editorial.

The implication of Oborne's revelations is that part of its strategy involves pandering to big advertisers to the extent of curbing critical editorial content.