Sentence examples for editorial itself from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the same can't be said of the editorial itself, which focuses entirely on the Catholic Church.

There's fascinating social history in Simon Wells's look at "the great Rolling Stones drugs bust" of 1967, Butterfly On a Wheel (Omnibus, £14.95), its title taken from a Times editorial, itself from Alexander Pope.

To the Editor: Your editorial implies that schools want to mask problems in public education, but the editorial itself masks the central ones: low salary and respect for teachers, classes that are too big, overcrowded schools and limited resources.

The editorial itself is not that controversial.

In a highly competitive digital world, the pressure 'to get clicks' has a massive impact on the tone, direction and quality of the editorial content itself.

At the outset, most of this content was free and curated by Cody's editorial team itself, but as it goes forward, the Cody community will see trainers begin charging for their expert routines, along with more content.

The Wall Street Journal editorial page found itself in the rare position of agreeing with Krugman, saying China risks crossing a dangerous line if it employs a vital resource in service of "market-distorting protectionism".

The _Wall Street Journal editorial page found itself in the rare position of agreeing with Krugman, saying China risks crossing a dangerous line if it employs a vital resource in service of "market-distorting protectionism".

Then there is "corporate America itself", the editorial says.

CNN has said the film unit operates separately and without editorial input from CNN itself.

The post, which he published Sunday night, also said, "Long before I arrived, The Verge committed itself to editorial independence".