Sentence examples for editor's point of view from inspiring English sources

The biggest problem with open review, at least from an editor's point of view, is that it is likely to lead to more bland, even timid, reviews.

Working on a long-form online article is always exciting from a picture editor's point of view (simply put - big pictures and lots of them make me happy), but from the kick-off meeting with our editorial team, I knew this was going to be a special project.

Boris Pasche, an associate editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, gave a talk entitled "How to write an outstanding manuscript and get it published: the Editor's point of view" to aid conference attendees in communicating their science effectively in papers.

Ms. Hughes may be the ideal editor from the writer's point of view, since, at least from the testimony of one famous writer, she has a light touch.

It also reflects the general sympathy of Gilbert Ryle, editor of Mind, with Turing's point of view.

Mutual understanding between author and editor, appreciation of one another's' point of view, and sympathetic concern for each other's success have created an atmosphere in the University Press in which trials and troubles cannot live.

Charles Slane Galena, Ohio • To the Sports Editor: From this high school student's point of view, it is ridiculous that Rutgers is spending $102 million to improve its football stadium.

In looking at it from the paper's point of view, its editor would surely have had in mind two clauses in the editors' code of practice, one about privacy and the other about the use of hidden cameras.

A longtime Westchester resident who appreciates the foundation's point of view is Sheldon Jacobs, editor and publisher of The No-Load Fund Investor, a monthly newsletter in Irvington.

"Sergio's point of view raised certain questions," said Yevgeny Skulovsky, deputy editor in chief of New Literature Review, which published D'Angelo's book in Russia.

From Mr. van Wee's point of view as well as that of some of my editors, the jury may still be out.