Sentence examples for editorial brilliance from inspiring English sources
Abby Carvosso, group managing director of Bauer Media, said the company would miss his "tremendous energy, vigour and editorial brilliance".
William Shawn, a man as reserved, in his way, as Si Newhouse, had been its editor since 1952, and had long since gained a reputation for editorial brilliance and uncommon sympathy with his writers and artists, but he was nearing the end of his eighth decade, and there was no plan for the magazine's editorial future.
The brilliance of his editorial husbandry is apparent on almost every page.
Who through his brilliance with audience development and editorial decision-making created a network that a couple of years ago accounted for nearly 20percentt of 21st Century Fox's profits with less than eight percent of the employees.
His unique and iconoclastic brilliance informed every page of our journal, whether through his distinctive editorial hand (which often lengthened, rather than shortened, essays) or his inventive rethinking of the form and content of scholarship.
Through the mid-nineteenth century the great papers had been essentially political and essentially personal; they were the platforms on which great editors could display their personal brilliance and the news columns were usually as biased and argumentative as the editorial page.
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