Sentence examples for editor observed from inspiring English sources

Being an editor in South Africa under apartheid was, as one editor observed, like walking blindfold through a minefield.

Philip B. Corbett, the standards editor, observed that the news organization's primary responsibility is to "provide information to readers, not withhold it.

Mr. Schaefer, the newsletter editor, observed that his property has about a 150-foot altitude difference and that he once saw snow at one end and not at the other.

Again, the Liberal Democrats have long been on the right ground on the environment – although, as a senior editor observed, their opposition to nuclear power is hard to square with Britain's commitment to cutting carbon emissions.

The editor observed that the paper's report that GCHQ had its own gay "Pride" staff group was merely repeating information that existed on the website of gay campaigning group Stonewall.

"He never brings the same mental attitude to the same problem twice, and in fashion photography, where a certain amount of repetition is taken for granted, this is a trait that amounts to genius," a Harper's Bazaar editor observed a while ago.

"There are thirty different news departments," Schmidt, the deputy managing editor, observes.

Bach, who interviewed Riefenstahl's dinner guest, a film-magazine editor, observes that Riefenstahl generally did not audition but, rather, dined.

(Ages 12 and up) The editor observes that "in adolescence we feel our losses as if for the first time, with a greater depth of pain and drama than we are aware of having experienced ever before".

Given the success she has shared with Bloomsbury, it seems unlikely she would move - and as the Penguin editor observes, "No one can afford her in the way that Bloomsbury can afford her". What will Bloomsbury do next?

So now I had a sibling story, and I knew how to write that.' Schoonmaker, the editor, observes: '[Paul] took all the years of work that Mardik Martin had done and just went straight to the heart of it like a surgeon.' Scorsese particularly loved Schrader's structural ideas.