Sentence examples for editors clearly from inspiring English sources
He, and his Sun on Sunday editors, clearly underestimated Contostavlos.
So there is plenty of newspaper sympathy for Marina Litvinenko, and editors clearly believe that Something Must Be Done.
I'm Catholic, and the editors clearly disagree with some of what I believe, but surely the press can stand with my church in preserving our freedom.
But some editors clearly feel that publishing a link to the Samaritans at the end of an article that mentions suicide leaves them free to speculate about how and why someone has taken his or her life.
The magazine's Letter From the Editors refers to "the question you hear again and again when reading the mainstream press: Will soccer ever make it in America?" The verdict seems to be yes, and Exhibit 1, the editors clearly believe, is Howler itself.
Like the compilers of "The Pentagon Papers" before them, the anonymous Chinese author and his American editors clearly want their revelations to have a somewhat similar effect, opening up for scrutiny and debate a host of issues that have been covered up by government silence or misrepresentation, and assigning responsibility to those political leaders who most clearly should bear it.
Lynda Withbroe Woodbury, Minn., Feb. 25, 2008 To the Editor: Clearly, Geraldine A. Ferraro wants what is best for her candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
To the Sports Editor: Clearly, major league sports do not have the ability to police themselves effectively, as there is a slight conflict of interest in their doing so.
This morning the BBC bravely handed over the Today programme to PJ Harvey as guest editor, clearly unconcerned that she might well use the opportunity to take a piercing look at the burning civil war and witch trial issues of 1647.
James Tackach Bristol, R.I. To the Sports Editor: Clearly, the Dubai authorities waited until the last minute to deny Shahar Peer's visa request because they knew that it would be difficult for the sponsors to cancel or move the tournament on short notice.
To the editor: Clearly the iPad rollout to district schools benefited Apple and Pearson, but did it really benefit all the classrooms in all the schools?
