Sentence examples for editorial word from inspiring English sources

Besides which, aren't we entitled to some editorial word on whether the 94-page "Night of the Hunter" screenplay printed here is the same one published in "Agee on Film: Five Film Scripts," which Bergreen suggests was really the director Charles Laughton's rewrite of Agee's hopeless 350-page original?

Your Sept. 5 editorial "Words Not Spoken" is correct to chide the Democrats for not speaking about some of the bolder items in their platform.

GNM has been developing an ethical sourcing programme and a long standing paper policy to ensure our actions champion our editorial words.

For example, they may confront editorial controls, word limits, time limits and deadlines, and most importantly the facts about sources with financial ties may be difficult to discover.

Your March 11 editorial "When Words Collide" concerns three juniors at John Jay High School in Cross River who "got in trouble for saying the word 'vagina' at a school function after faculty members told them not to".

I have to disagree with your Sept. 15 editorial "Hopeful Words: On Helping the Poor".

In an sharply worded editorial, the Detroit News editorial board backed Johnson, setting aside the newspaper's 143-year history of supporting only Republicans.

The masthead is streamlined: under the word "editorial," there are four editors, two editorial assistants, and one intern listed.

The National Review's editorial board sent word that Palin should swing by for a get-together during one of her trips to New York.

In the fall of 2009, I was asked by an academic journal to contribute a 1,500 word editorial that outlined the history of harm reduction in the United States.

With Washington politicians still far from a deal as the Thursday deadline for raising the $16.7-trillion 16.7-trillion debtChina's officialimitte-run news agency publoomsd a sharply worded editorial Sunday Chinacizing U.S. leadership.