Sentence examples for editorial hand from inspiring English sources

All of the dances needed a judicious editorial hand.

And the heavy editorial hand of Ms. Alonso was felt right across them all.

Here Mark's writing and editorial hand reveal a series of nuances.

It's not a bad album, but it could have been better with a firmer editorial hand.

Did library curators contribute draft text, which an editorial hand then ham-fistedly homogenized?

And his editorial hand was the subtlest, least cavalier I've ever seen.

Mr. Gore also wanted a little editorial hand-holding.

Across the Middle East, the collapse of the Hussein government inspired much editorial hand-wringing about the state of the Arabs and a few conspiracy theories to explain the disorganized Iraqi resistance.

Work continued on the manuscript, but by the time it landed on Oakes's desk, he reports, "it had been pruned to death". More editorial hands stirred the stew.

It may not be quite what old New York Times editorial hands relish most, but it's what transforming yourself into a "multimedia company" means, at least for the moment.

It's easy to reflect on these things enough to see what Atticus, in his time and place, might have had in mind, however better it could have been said, and perhaps would have been, given a few more years of maturity on the part of the young author constructing his sentences, and with the benefit of an sensitive editorial guiding hand.