Sentence examples for face editorial from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is understandable, as Verlyn Klinkenborg writes ("A Knowing Smile on an Unknown Face," Editorial Notebook, May 27), that the discovery of a painting that may be of Shakespeare when he was 39 years old makes us want to believe that the portrait is genuine.

It was very disappointing to read your "about-face" on the right of the people to use Central Park to demonstrate their opposition to government policy ("The Protesters' About-Face," editorial, Aug. 12).

Walker explains that when comics caught on as mass entertainment, cartoonists faced editorial pressure to clean up their act.

London Evening Standard journalists have been told the paper is facing editorial cuts to help recover its portion of the £450,000 cost of a libel trial the paper lost last week.

King, likewise, faced editorials admonishing him for provoking riots and isolating those sympathetic to his cause with his "excessive" demonstrations.

Cable news organizations would then face an editorial judgment call as to how many segments the story merits over the course of a day.

He will also be barred from giving outside broadcast interviews for six months, after which time his appearances will face "heightened editorial scrutiny," the statement said.

In a Face magazine editorial from June 1990 Moss lounges in a Native American head dress, Arizona Birkenstocks and not much else, igniting a fashion affair that continues to this day.

Backed by Arthur Ochs (Punch) Sulzberger, Rosenthal was widely credited with changing the face and editorial thrust of what had been the good gray Times, with livelier writing, investigative reporting, heavier analysis (or advocacy, depending on your perspective) and the special sections that spelled yuppification to some, but brought the glow of health to the Times' ailing balance sheet.

GMTV – which was last week fully acquired by ITV - is facing an editorial review.

In a new slot on the page facing the editorial, the cartoonist promised an "acerbic view" of the 8 June election.