Sentence examples for editorial choice from inspiring English sources

This can't be a coincidence; it must surely be an undisclosed editorial choice.

The Steads' most striking editorial choice was to make Johnny, the book's hero, black.

We are not allowed to make an editorial choice as to which text to read.

First, that even supposedly impartial news is always biased (because of things like the editorial choice of stories) so even aspiring to neutrality is nonsense.

This collection, Serber's first, is almost a novel-in-stories, except it is bookended and once interrupted by tales unconnected to Nora and Ruby, a jarring editorial choice.

In a statement last spring, ITVS characterized what happened as a mundane editorial choice: "ITVS began negotiations to fund the film 'Citizen Corp' based on a written proposal.

Univision's influence on ABC News's editorial choices has already been felt.

The goal at ABC News is that the partnership infuses its editorial choices with a Hispanic perspective.

"Donors' money shouldn't be dictating programming or editorial choices," Ms. Lessin said.

I'm smart enough to keep my views about Tina Brown's editorial choices to myself.

Because of its editorial choices, Quartz will never attract HuffPo-like audiences.