Sentence examples for editorial illusion from inspiring English sources

Authorial mastery, or, as Brock-Broido calls it, "high editorial illusion of 'control,' " is what these poems seek, or ruefully recall having once sought.

In "The Budget Illusion" (editorial, Jan . 28, regarding the president's balanced budget proposal, you correctly focus on the need for honest budgeting and consistency.

"It shattered the illusion of editorial voice in many of the mainstream magazines.

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But the Global Times' blingual editorial said people should not have "illusions" that the US would be impartial.

Pure editorial independence may have always been an illusion.

The Journal editorial rightly argued that Dodd-Frank promotes the illusion that an increasingly complex regulatory apparatus can prevent systemic failure.

As our editorial this morning describes, the Republican plan is designed to give the illusion of a concession while actually permanently reducing income tax rates even below the low level of the Bush tax cuts.

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"We have no illusion that these credits are going to create lots of new jobs," the editorial said.

He has done nothing to justify this; as a recent editorial in Vedomosti, a Russian business daily, argued, "Medvedev is strong not because of his deeds, but because he rides an illusion".