Sentence examples for editor's reaction from inspiring English sources

Knight characterised her editor's reaction as follows: "it's fine to have an emotional breakdown on the page, we can give you some drugs and end you off to the bin, we know exactly how to handle that, but please don't write about sex".

And what was the editor's reaction?

The BBC political editor's immediate reaction to an investigation into allegations of criminal offences by Banks – which he denies– was to write that it was "unlikely" to affect Brexit.

NYT public editor's "preliminary" reaction to Alessandra Stanley's piece on @shondarhimes: "astonishingly tone-deaf" http://t.co/qKcb3vbdKU.

But one editor's first reaction upon popping a Gingerbread Oreo in her mouth pretty much sums up our review: "Tastes like Christmas!" Editors across the board were pleasantly surprised by the cookie's mild, gingery taste.

Again, in giving judgments, the all-important thing is "truth", and that can often fly out of the window if the critic is worrying about his career, about his editor's or seniors' reactions to his writings, about the memorable or witty quality of his phrases.

Dolores Dolan New York, Aug. 18, 2008 • To the Editor: Judging from the Saddleback audience's reaction, yes, William Kristol is probably right that it was John McCain's night.

On 8 April 2013, at the offices of Attitude (the UK's bestselling gay magazine, of which I am editor), as we watched the world's reaction to the passing of a leader who had famously attacked schoolkids being taught they "had an inalienable right to be gay", 30 miles away Rob was reaching the end of his ability to cope.

Editor Louis Marie Horeau said Thursday she understood Japan's reaction but denied there was any intention to hurt anyone, per the AP.

Editor's Note: Please click here for Denver's reaction to its ranking.

The BBC's political editor gave his reaction to George Osborne's Autumn Statement saying it was a case of "steady as she goes".