Sentence examples for editorial contents from inspiring English sources

John Hersey's "Hiroshima," which famously constituted the entire editorial contents of this magazine's issue of August 31 , 1946 is a work of sustained silence.

While Lipsky waits out that part of his dream, it is worth noting that the editorial contents of the English-language Forward — especially the aggressive news coverage and the sophisticated arts pages — are worthy of the Yiddish paper.

Mr. Birsh has heard the criticism dismissing the editorial contents of Playbill as mostly hype or pablum, without depth or context, pale cousin both to Stagebill and to theater programs in London.

The third way to raise the value of editorial contents is to use the article as a promotional vehicle for a broad set of ancillary products that media organisations should develop: (Needless to say, in this chart, church and state must remain separated: the article is to be a journalistic product, aimed primarily at informing the public; the "promotional" aspect being only secondary).

Rubbish in editorial content.

"No one from these TV stations determines editorial content".

Editorial content in ballot propositions is not unheard-of.

Editorial content was controlled by the local owners.

Your thoughts on the editorial content are always welcome.

The NGO had no say over editorial content.

What followed was a mix of editorial content and advertising.