Sentence examples for editorial formulas from inspiring English sources

He was using a shorthand term for editorial formulas that deliver large doses of articles celebrating hedonistic behavior and photographs of scantily clad women.

Its editorial formula: "names, faces and places".

But the editorial formula seemed appropriate for the era.

The Voice's editorial formula was the product of two people.

"Fox's editorial formula was a three-legged stool of crime, sex and sport," Deford writes.

One element of its editorial formula, which relied on sightings of Elvis and aliens, and outright bloodshed, had become dated.

Alt-weeklies share an editorial formula that marries anti-establishment politics with heavy entertainment coverage and listings.

And People has achieved this without changing its editorial formula of friendly celebrity reporting combined with human-interest stories, film and book reviews, and some political news.

The article about Sergeant Bush might not appear to fit with the Oscar coverage, but it does contain the tried-and-true elements of People's editorial formula.

Fairchild cut the circulation to 400,000 and came up with an editorial formula that appeals to a moneyed set of men and the advertisers that covet them.

After dropping out, he went home to San Francisco and took over the management of the Examiner, a minor holding of his father's, successfully using the Pulitzer editorial formula.