Sentence examples for elegant editorial from inspiring English sources

Designed by the founders, the debut issue's shiny purple cover and elegant editorial pages are something that anyone would be proud to have on their coffee table.

We should heed the advice as outlined in an elegant editorial by Dr. Robert Ratner, Chief Scientific and Medical Officer at the American Diabetes Association, who stated, "Research and public policy changes are required to slow and ultimately reverse the deleterious impact diabetes has on our population, our health care system, and our economy.

John A. Viteritti Southold, N.Y., Oct. 24, 2008 • To the Editor: Thank you for your elegant, articulate and powerful editorial in support of Barack Obama.

"This weekend's design refresh gives each section of the paper a more vibrant, yet elegant feel," said Eleanor Mills, editorial director of the Sunday Times.

After Curtis's article ran, the Times' editorial page accused Bernstein of "elegant slumming" and stated that he had "mocked the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr".

By all accounts Mr. Friedlander was an intuitive genius of design, publishing issues in the magazine's post-ditto period that had stark, evocative graphics; coolly elegant sans serif typefaces; and layouts that reinforced the editorial content.

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A20-21 EdiTheials: The wrong man in Iraq; White House shoots foot; another obstacle to the asbestos bill; an elegant exit.

The Times's book review was written by one of its editorial writers, Henry Hazlitt, who was effusive in his praise not only for the book's substance but for its elegant style as well.

Elegant thoughts.

So elegant.

How elegant!