Sentence examples for editorial notions from inspiring English sources

The other Lear dies unconsoled.Mr Rosenbaum is astounded that most non-specialists do not know this; that they blindly accept conflations made according to editorial notions of what is "Shakespearean".

Also, implicit in your editorial is the notion that the Democratic and Republican Parties represent almost the entire political spectrum; therefore, they alone should set the agenda for presidential campaigns.

Re "Bush Backs Off Rule That Eased Phone Line Fees" (front page, June 10) and "Defending Phone Competition" (editorial, June 4): Any notion that local rates may "soar" if the telecom rules change is untrue because all voice rates, wireless and wireline, are being kept in check by intensely competitive wireless offerings and new technologies, like voice over Internet protocol.

Opposite editorial serendipity, the notion of algorithmic serendipity is the hardest to do well, but the most promising for future innovation.

Write an editorial expressing your opinion on the notion of "colorblindness".

Still, he disputes the notion that editorial staffs should be enclosed in a cocoon.

John Moody, executive vice president for news editorial, disagreed with the notion of Fox as a voice of the opposition to Mr. Obama.

Though the editorial dismisses the absurd notion that Snowden has committed treason, it concludes with this observation, which comes across as semi-sympathetic but contains toxic implications: "Mr. Snowden may well be going to jail for exposing practices that should never have been secret in the first place".

Editorials attacked the notion of "nationalizing" the army, which means separating the army from the party.

Immigration is what the pundits call a substantive issue, the type that merits big-notion editorials and multiple pages in political platforms.

And its editorial was enthusiastic about the notion by arguing that Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, was "right to raise the prospect of a second IndyRef".