Sentence examples for editorial made from inspiring English sources
The Sunday Mirror's editorial made its stance clear.
The editorial made clear that its endorsement was for one campaign cycle at a time.
The editorial made the curious assertion that the Sulzbergers or the Grahams are just as guilty of intrusion as Murdoch.
The editorial made no mention of the impending succession of Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of the ailing North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il.
On Tuesday, the People's Daily editorial made it clear that official verdict would not be reassessed, describing it as "unshakeably scientific and authoritative".
The editorial made no mention of the anticipated change in leadership, with Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of the ailing North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, expected to replace his father.
A trenchant Guardian editorial makes the point on Wednesday morning.
To the Editor: Your editorial makes a strong case for controlling medical costs.
Two weeks later The Observer published an editorial making the case for war.
Yes, it is as you say ("Who Tests Voting Machines?," editorial, "Making Votes Count" series, May 30).
Contrary to "Setting Standards for Fair Elections" (editorial, "Making Votes Count" series, Dec. 27), the I.E.E.E.
