Sentence examples for editorial lines from inspiring English sources

His papers - in Britain at least - now pound along upon often largely different editorial lines.

Such is the level of suspicion about the neutrality of Mexico's mainstream media that all of these editorial lines are bound to be questioned.

"In a context in which these global players have enormous resources and the consumer is confronted with an abundance of choice, the company's entry into the free television market will enable it to strengthen its capacity to produce distinctive content and enhance its editorial lines with high-quality programs," Bertrand Meheut, chief executive of Canal Plus, said in a statement.

Worse than making no difference, it's entirely probable that the forensic interrogation of Trump by the cream of the American media, which was the prelude to the strong editorial lines warning American voters they were taking a singular risk by putting him anywhere near the White House, perversely helped Trump's campaign, fuelling his grievance narrative, and making him stronger.

Others have been directly punished for their anti-government editorial lines, Fundamedios claims.

This content is generated in real-time, it is not edited and does not depend on the editorial lines of formal news outlets.

"We have to set a very distinct tone and attitude and editorial line on each of these channels and every one has to work editorially.

Criminals have taken over the editorial line.

"What is my editorial line?" he said.

"The Sun has its own editorial line," she added.

Only two things temper the editorial line, I was told: "good taste and the penal code".