Sentence examples for editorial reading from inspiring English sources

British commentators looked enviously across the Channel, one Times editorial reading "How much better off Britain would be if we had followed the same disciplines on inflation as Germany throughout, or more recently France".

"We cannot afford nor can we tolerate more cuts of this magnitude," the editorial read.

"The police cannot fight crime by becoming criminals themselves," the editorial read.

Your Sept. 10 editorial "Read the Report" notes the threats raised by Iran's nuclear program and the need for nations to enforce sanctions to halt its progress.

The real lesson that Ghana, a former military dictatorship, gives to the African continent "is having drawn the lessons from its past mistakes," the editorial read.

"Like the red sun rising in the east, the unprecedented Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution is illuminating the land with its brilliant rays," one editorial read.

"It was simply one more example of how the rest of the city had grown inured to the slaughter in South Los Angeles," one editorial read.

"A further scan of national publications brought out all the stereotypical adjectives used to modify the proper noun Decatur," the editorial read.

"When Mr. Botha predicted in 1986 that South Africa would one day have a black president, how many whites believed him?" the editorial read.

"Repeal might get rid of the heat but it would not do what is most important – to move the state forward," the editorial reads.

The editorial reads: "Our latest summer story represents an opposing to ideal of beauty altogether, with masked poolside models set out to soak up as little sun as possible.