Sentence examples for editorial take from inspiring English sources

The March 6 editorial "Take a Deep Breath" cites "meddling and manipulation" in the Colombia-Ecuador clash by President Hugo Chávez, missing the point of why Venezuela is affected.

ROBBIE ROY Portland, Ore., May 16, 2013 To the Editor: In your May 16 editorial "Take Politics Away From the I.R.S.," you say the most important thing is to "clarify the extremely vague tax laws, which are the root cause of the problems in both the I.R.S. and the political system".

Re "Bush Overstated Evidence on Iraq, Senators Report" (front page, June 6) and "The Truth About the War" (editorial, June 6): The Senate Intelligence Committee's report and your editorial take President Bush to task for misleading the country into war in Iraq.

He adds, "Search engines are by definition an editorial take on the web.

Therefore the words are themselves an editorial take on Lennon's life and an interpretation of what it must have been like to be both glorified and live under a magnifying glass, while also trying to live a somewhat normal life with a wife and kids.

Regarding the editorial "Taking America's pulse" (Jan.

A Feb. 20 editorial took a balanced view of the complex issue of child labor.

The Daily Mail's editorial took the opportunity to attack Corbyn, Livingstone, John McDonnell and George Galloway.

To the Editor: The military budget needs to be cut, but your editorial takes aim at the wrong place.

"I don't think that because an editorial takes a particular view it has to be bland," he added.

But contrary to your Feb. 26 editorial, taking this step will hardly constitute "Facing Up to New York's Court Crisis".