Sentence examples for editorial tone from inspiring English sources

The editorial tone has been almost baleful.

Rangers' demographic surplus has determined the general editorial tone of the nation's news business for decades.

Steele says that with the crash, Curbed's editorial tone became less cheeky and more sensitive to people's pain.

In their defence, however, Mr Phelps' letter does at least fit in with the general editorial tone of the page.

The magazine's reverential editorial tone could also provide him with an ideal opportunity to begin rebuilding his reputation.

W, a magazine best known for ethereal photo spreads with dazed-looking models sporting Versace, Chanel, Prada and Ferragamo, is assuming a new look and editorial tone.

But civil disobedience should be used for great causes, not just to knock down the price of diesel". Fast forward, and the Telegraph's editorial changed tone last Tuesday: "It is difficult not to sympathise with the protesters who are gradually tightening the noose on petrol supplies". But only if they're British protesters.

"If the network changes its editorial line, tones down its criticism and aligns with the government, this will affect the freedom of expression landscape by undermining pluralism for all Venezuelans". Since June 2007, when another station, RCTV, was denied renewal of its broadcast license and subsequently went dark, Globovision has been the only major station with antigovernment editorial views.

But the editorial struck a tone that was less angry than poignant, as if time were running short.

"Our site has a strong tone, editorial voice and visual voice.

If it's all automatic, what about editorial priorities and tone?