Sentence examples for editorial styles from inspiring English sources

Clearly, "doing a BuzzFeed" has been deemed to be the digital future for many online organisations who are so keen for their slice of the web traffic pie that they are turning away from reproducing traditional editorial styles online and instead opting to publish image led listicles easily comprehended by even the most anaesthetised office worker.

And there was another problem: the dictionary experimented with editorial styles as it went along, failing to come up with a uniform system until the letter M. Several supplements with younger, spryer words were published over the years, the most recent appearing in 1986.

The conventional wisdom is that research papers and review articles require different editorial styles, reflecting their different goals and audiences.

Miriam's editorial style was collusive; she did not impose.

He imposed more of an editorial style, which is getting the shot, telling the story clearly.

Her editorial style tended strongly to the personal, even idiosyncratic, and included sharp wit and venom among its weapons.

With the children's event this week, I took a different approach from my normal editorial style and went with lighted portraits.

Yomiuri shimbun, Japanese national daily newspaper, the largest in circulation and the most sensational in editorial style of Japan's "big three" dailies.

Much of his commentary dealt with Kentucky tax policy, but he sometimes weighed in on national issues, and revived his college-era editorial style.

Note the leaping editorial style, the self-interruption, the cross-streaming of consciousness" -- and before I'd gone near the film, I said, "That is your David Litvinoff".

People forget that Mr. Fekkai was once a gifted newcomer and the go-to guy for editorial styling that was anything but safe.