Sentence examples for editorial intent from inspiring English sources

"They were real soldiers, they were really there, there was no editorial intent here".

In his opinion he asserted that "§ 230(c)(1) contains no explicit exception for impermissible editorial motive". And contrasted it with section 230(c)(2)'s which has a "good faith" requirement, saying that the absence of a parallel "good faith" requirement in 230(c)(2) means editorial intent is irrelevant to 230(c)(1).

Because the post was not commissioned or solicited by PT, there was no editorial intent to address questions of race and physical attractiveness". Other postings critical of the academic have since appeared on the Psychology Today website, including some by other academics.

There was no statement of editorial intent for this version, but the policy was straightforward: a novel was presented in each issue.

The editorial intent as the digital team has laid it out to me was to make clear he had a difficult upbringing.

Since becoming a political writer, for example, I have often had to defend a publication against someone who follows my work and suspects that my articles are delayed because of some nefarious editorial intent to suppress my political views.

Richard Reston is amazed not only at his longevity in the job but at his professional transformation into an editorial crusader intent on preserving what he views as this island's timeless way of life, particularly its delicate ecology and relatively sparse commercial development.

This issue of GENETICS features an article that signals the Editorial Board's intent for the journal to increase its presence in the human genetics arena.

"We considered that this should apply to the general audience of the ad and considered that, given that these ads were on online video channels that were usually editorial based, the commercial intent would have needed to be made clear before viewers engaged with the content," said the ASA.

How do they reflect the original intent of your editorial?

Mr. Rosenthal says no. "If we had changed the intent of the editorial, it would have been dishonest not to say so," he said.