Sentence examples for editorial judgement from inspiring English sources

A black-and-white photograph passes an editorial judgement.

Others on social media questioned the magazine's editorial judgement.

The BBC said that the incident was a "regrettable failure of editorial judgement and compliance processes".

Trustees said the breach of guidelines in the Patagonia show was "the regrettable result of individual error of editorial judgement".

The fact of the focus is itself a distortion: the relentless return to the same victim, the desire to destroy that corrupts normal editorial judgement.

Indeed, other major news channels seemed to reach a different editorial judgement, covering the story in more depth and interviewing participants.

These are editorial judgements.

Paxman said resources on Newsnight were "extremely stretched... [which] doesn't make it a satisfactory environment in which people are making difficult editorial judgements in the long term".

So it was that the director general found himself questioned in a select committee about specific editorial judgements made over a single edition of Panorama.

Happily, in my time as a trustee, I've been aware of hardly any occasions where politicians have actively tried to interfere in the BBC's editorial judgements.

But the definition of quality and the rules by which editorial judgements are made are not as clearly defined as they once were.