Sentence examples for editorial mix from inspiring English sources

The editorial mix is unlike that of most women's magazines.

Mr. Lalli has widened the editorial mix to attract more mass-market readers.

Advertising executives said that the editorial mix of the magazine was never coherent.

But neither did she think that her woman's vision introduced anything particularly novel into the editorial mix.

For instance, nuts-and-bolts news about advertising agencies like account moves, which Adweek started to play down, was added back into the editorial mix.

It's an editorial mix with vaguely defined parameters, but for me it's all about the candy-coated bullet of the political screeds.

NOTE: An editorial mix-up resulted in the publication of the wrong version of this article.

Of course, it can be hard to predict when or how a company or topic will pop up in the news (and to be clear, Rivera said the editorial news mix on Techmeme won't be affected by who's purchasing ads).

The Indian newspaper the Telegraph bemoans in an editorial "This mix of political correctness and fantastical over-interpretation" which leads to a tendency "to miss the spirit of a certain manner of putting things because of misplaced earnestness about matters pertaining to gender, sexuality and race".

On the editorial floor: mixed.

An editorial is a mix of fact and opinion; not solely the writer's opinion, but the opinion of the entire staff.