Sentence examples for editorial describing from inspiring English sources

The Chinese state-run newspaper China Daily carried an editorial describing the goals announced by the US and China as exemplary.

It's refreshing to read a Guardian editorial describing the benefits of GM crops (The Guardian view on GM cotton: handle with care, 5 September).

Rather than simply allow Mr Miliband a right-to-reply, Mr Dacre ordered that the piece be reprinted alongside it – and ran an editorial describing his legacy as "evil".

International reaction has also been critical, with a New York Times editorial describing Lieberman's appointment as a "risky and cynical" move and saying it is now "entirely possible to imagine Israel's relations in the region and beyond moving backward".

He coined the term "white-coat hypertension" to describe those whose blood pressure was elevated in the doctor's office, but normal in everyday life, and later published the first editorial describing "masked hypertension" (the opposite phenomenon).

To the Editor: As a Democratic member of the Tennessee Legislature, I read with interest your editorial describing Tennessee as "a laboratory for education reform" and calling on state lawmakers to "resist any backsliding" with respect to Tennessee's teacher evaluation system.

The editorial described Plomin's ideas as "pernicious and incendiary".

In particular, the editorial describes the 'online queue' stratagem and asks whether this constitutes appropriate behaviour or not.

The New York Times, in an editorial, described Romney's plan as absurd.

I disagree with how your editorial described company actions regarding ASR testing, data analysis and communications.

Two years ago I introduced legislation regarding laptop searches identical to what your editorial describes.