Sentence examples for editorial distinction from inspiring English sources

Has the magazine made an editorial distinction between the Tea Party rallies and the Occupy Wall Street movement in terms of legitimacy and social impact?

The broadcaster acknowledged the difficulties of making the "editorial distinction... between expressing positivity about a product that is thought to be 'cool' and using language that is intrinsically promotional" but believed that it had remained within the broadcasting code.

This is not quite a natural division, but there is a purpose to this editorial distinction: one of the ambitions is to reveal a liberal political tradition at the heart of Jewish law.

The distinction between editorial and commercial fashion ultimately is a class distinction.

Honors: Law Review editorial board Graduated "with distinction" Minnesota law practice focusing on family law, divorce, estate planning, and probate.

"Older readers are conditioned to see a strong distinction between editorial and ads," said Don Morrison, director of media services at Della Femina Rothschild Jeary & Partners.

Yet it raises concerns about the very modern blurring of the distinction between editorial and advertorial content before noting that "traditional media regularly navigates similar hazards".

Similarly, at Esquire, Mr. O'Malley said, there was an effort to "execute this the right way" and insure "the format doesn't cross any line" and upset readers by blurring the distinction between editorial content and advertising.

The FT editorial glosses over this distinction," wrote Mr. Schuwerk.

Newspapers are entitled to pursue an editorial line, but removing the distinction between opinion and news means that the general public, who understandably have little knowledge of the complex immigration system or indeed of human rights law, are left with a skewed picture.

There is still a distinction between the editorial and the commerce, but it is now only a click away.