Sentence examples for editorial called from inspiring English sources

A Times editorial called the gunfire "excessive".

The Post's editorial called Trump's suggestion "irresponsible," which was too kind.

The New York Daily News, in their editorial, called it false.

O'Reilly begins each program with an editorial called "Talking Points Memo," which is often about the news of the day.

The editorial called for China to use the rule of law to become a "free and strong country".

In an editorial called "Why We Miss Kay Bailey Hutchison," the newspaper wistfully compared Mr. Cruz with his predecessor.

An accompanying editorial called the study "an important beginning," but raised ethical questions and said more research was needed.

Our proposed settlement with Libya does precisely what your May 31 editorial called for and what the United States wants.

The editorial called upon medical journal editors to require each author to report his or her specific contributions to articles.

In its first decade, the Harper's reader seems to have worried about what one editorial called "Union Saving".

The editorial called for the hole to be partly filled by tax rises on "ultra-high earners".