Sentence examples for editorial messages from inspiring English sources

Many of them were produced at the height of the war, and they implicitly communicate internationalist editorial messages (e.g., the United States is highly vulnerable to attack from all sides).

With good reason, I suppose, many guests stuck to contemporary clothes and editorial messages, like Gwyneth Paltrow in Valentino, Julianne Moore in sleek Balenciaga and the feisty Jennifer Lawrence in a navy embroidered Dior dress, her red lips moving in a blur behind the net veiled pinned to her hair.

Much of the editorial message is carried in display text, the "deep captioning" that has replaced the traditional profile.

You tuck in all edges to make sure the editorial message is getting across.' In 2004, Rodriguez co-founded Zoo with London dealer David Risley.

With articles in retreat on every corner of the newsstand, much of the editorial message in magazines is carried in the marginalia.

I often think about ways to enhance the message through a re-design, new imagery, new font styles, and re-writing the editorial message to make it fresh.

The format blurs the line between editorial content and marketing messages by allowing branded content to be served up within the main feed of users' magazines, identified as such by a "promoted" label.

Under a little-known financial agreement with the magazine industry, the Office of National Drug Control Policy has indirectly encouraged magazines to include antidrug messages in their editorial content.

A7 Incentives for Drug Messages The Office of National Drug Control Policy has used a little-known financial agreement with the magazine industry to indirectly encourage magazines to include anti-drug messages in their editorial content, the online magazine Salon said.

Although it is too early to judge whether carefully crafted brand advertising will provide a viable financial base for newspapers, brands are clearly excited about the notion of blending marketing messages with respected editorial content.

Or three, rely on revenue from ads that don't look like ads – "native advertising" – which no longer recognise the once sacred and impermeable wall between editorial content and paid-for messaging – and which already fuels the growth of companies like BuzzFeed.