Sentence examples for editorial intervention from inspiring English sources

And at what point does editorial intervention become cultural imposition?

At first, devotees angrily viewed the very suggestion of an editorial intervention as an insult to Wilder's memory.

It is no doubt a charismatic voice, but one that might have benefited from a little more editorial intervention.

His publisher at Spitalfields Life Books described him as "a purist who managed to resist any commercial imperative or editorial intervention … resolutely pursuing his own personal interests".

In the case of the naked jaybird, Gailey's editorial intervention is necessary to properly describe the jaybird image so that it becomes searchable.

A more recent case of highly significant editorial intervention happened in 1965.Sylvia Plath's "Ariel", first published that year, was a poetic landmark of the decade.

In one of many editorial interventions, Kureishi relates Gabriel's discovery that "words were as dangerous as bombs...

Deaver, Faulks and Cottrell Boyce were all commissioned by the Fleming estate, which retains copyright and also the chance to make editorial interventions.

One of Amazon's few editorial interventions was to swap around the final and penultimate parts, giving the story a more satisfying ending.

And she has documented the editorial interventions by the Book-of-the-Month Club oNativeive Son" and "Black Boy" that left both books subtly distorted for a half-century until the Library of America published the texts Wright intended.

Inspired by Steven Spielberg's Shoah project, a Holocaust memorial, in 2007 Mr. Bartlett built a database on wikispaces.com, the free portal that invites editorial interventions, and by the end of last summer was ready to broadly promote his site.