Sentence examples for decent editor from inspiring English sources

Before sealing the deal, Leonard explains that having a decent editor is "the only way to learn anything about writing...

Taking material and correcting errors, marking up graphics for Studio to draw or amend; the kind of task that a decent editor can easily slip in between cups of tea/cigarette breaks/checking the cricket scores.

Before sealing the deal, Leonard explains that having a decent editor is "the only way to learn anything about writing.... Help you see what it is, what you meant.

But rather "the little detective within me" was appalled by the Judas tale, which, Oz says, is a "vicious, ugly story", arresting for being so badly written: had the gospels had a decent editor, he says, it would have been struck out.

Laurence Fishburne is Perry White, the tough but always decent editor-in-chief of the Daily Planet.

And yet a modicum of cultural awareness and a glancing acquaintance with old Jew-hatred and its modern iterations would have alerted a half-decent editor to the signal being sent by that front page.

The cosy banality of the exchange between New Labour's spin doctor and the Old Trafford godfather would have prompted any half-decent editor to send the copy back to its author with a note of polite rejection.

Sony also bundles a load of its own apps, including the solid Walkman app and a decent photo editor.

You did so well at actually seeming like a pretty decent deputy editor, in that unlike Tom Hammerschmidt (we'll come to him later) you didn't decry blogs every five minutes, or call your star staff terrible things.

Get a decent text editor.

defer.add img); Don't use a word-processor where a decent plain text editor will do.