Sentence examples for editorial commentaries from inspiring English sources

"The larger the race, the more insignificant the endorsement," said Michael Gartner, who won a Pulitzer in 1997 for his editorial commentaries in The Daily Tribune of Ames, Iowa.

Correction: November 12, 2000, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday exploring the reasons newspapers make political endorsements misstated the year that a Pulitzer Prize was awarded to Michael Gartner of The Daily Tribune in Ames, Iowa, for his editorial commentaries.

Chapters 1 and 2, all of Part III, and all editorial commentaries are especially recommended.

The scientific papers and accessible editorial commentaries in Houk, Davis, and Beiser 1995 still collectively provide a good introduction to the relevant physiological, computational, and theoretical literature.

Hormones-International Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism publishes Reviews of the Literature, Original research findings on humans or experimental animals, Translational research, Editorial Commentaries on published papers, Letters to the Editor on crucial new developments in the field of clinical and basic endocrinology and metabolism, contributions on History of Endocrinology.

"Some of my words and point of view were taken out of context in a video segment, and a few subsequent editorial commentaries about that interview, but I don't blame those media entities".

The journal also invited editorial commentary.

This editorial commentary is accurate enough.

Accompanied by an Editorial Commentary: King CH.

He included editorial commentary that was more substantial than footnotes.

Indeed, Farsi1 offers no political fare, neither news nor editorial commentary.