Sentence examples for editorial form from inspiring English sources

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Despite the intense emotionalism that Pawlikowski milks, the movie is a history lesson in editorial form, a thumbnail sketch of a textbook illustration of Poland's litany of horrors, affixed to characters but set forth without the benefit of any first-person experience.

[The Wall Street Journal's] Robert Bartley deserves credit for revitalizing the editorial form.

The present paper was prepared according to the editorial form of medical publishing and STROBE publishing rules [13].

Together, the design, headline, copy and the partisan editorial "line" form a coherent entity.

Our editorial review form specifically asks editors to confirm whether appropriate voucher information has been included in the manuscript (Funk et al., 2005).

How much of our resources do we put into editorial, alternative forms of fund-raising, marketing and creating ways to get our work out in the most effective way.

In the words of Raymond Aron, readers of Camus's editorials had "formed the habit of getting their daily thought from him".

"Ought it not to be a fixed rule of the Times to have its editorial writers not form a conclusion, or at least write a comment on a decision of the Supreme Court, before reading the full text of the opinions which give rise to the comment?" Justice Frankfurter wrote from Washington.

Two things come immediately to mind: an emerging news bureaucracy where the editorial page lawyers form a new Office of Publisher Relations, and the memory of a publisher I once worked for, who, whenever asked why his paper had taken the position it had, routinely replied, "Because my name is on the masthead, that's why".

Editorial support in form of copy editing was provided by Geoff Weller, PhD at Gardiner-Caldwell Communications.