Sentence examples for editor describing from inspiring English sources

Write letters to the editor describing new sightings of squeegee men.

In an interview with Emmet Sullivan of People magazine, Beyoncé affirmed that her alter ego is strictly for the stage, with the editor describing Sasha Fierce as the singer's sensual, aggressive alter ego.

One editor, describing how researchers would lose interest in studies that kept producing statistically non-significant results, said "in the end I think it is largely a matter of the authors... the big publication bias is not produced by journals or by editors or by reviewers, but it is really the gradual emerging lack of interest of authors".

Jane Merrick, the Independent on Sunday's political editor, described him as a "fantastic editor".

The former House & Garden editor describes her search for peace in a life of enforced leisure.

Hu Shuli, a progressive editor, described a "collective amnesia" surrounding the Cultural Revolution.

(Brad Ullrich, the site's land-use editor, described the column as "tongue in cheek").

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk With reporting from nearly 70 countries, our business editor describes how migration makes the world brainier.

Nicolas Demorand, the paper's editor, described it as "very serious" for democracy when the media becomes the target.

Here is how Bill Keller, executive editor, described it for me: "We have a substantial infrastructure for responding to public complaints.

From 1913 to 1936, Vanity Fair was what Carter, the magazine's current editor, describes as a "bible for the smart set".