Sentence examples for famous editorial from inspiring English sources

(Yes, that's what The Wall Street Journal called them in a famous editorial).

After watching his speech, Steve Bell, the Guardian's famous editorial cartoonist, portrayed him as a sly, bushy-tailed fox.

The same year, the handling of the Suez crisis by prime minister Anthony Eden culminates in a famous editorial accusing the government of "folly and crookedness".

William Rees-Mogg wrote his famous editorial in the Times asking, "Who breaks a butterfly on a wheel?" At the appeal on July 31 Jagger and Richards were released.

Mr. Astor once defined the paper's philosophy as "trying to do the opposite of what Hitler would have done," and he took his most famous editorial stand against Britain's attempt to take back the Suez Canal from Egypt by force in 1956.

The offices of the newspaper that she co-owned in Memphis were firebombed in 1892, after she wrote her famous editorial condemning the lynching of her friends.

In print, in the early-60s, he railed in favor of permissiveness in his famous editorials.

In print, in the early-60s, he railed in favour of permissiveness in his famous editorials.

That prompted the most famous newspaper editorial ever written, titled "Is There a Santa Claus?" My favorite full-page holiday advertisement of this year reprinted that powerful affirmation of sentimental spirituality with no commercial message included.

His public actions – from writing the famous Times editorial defending Mick Jagger for a drug conviction with the Alexander Pope quotation "Who breaks a butterfly upon a wheel?", to standing shoulder to shoulder with Rupert Murdoch as he broke the print unions in the 1980s – rank alongside some of the more notable deeds that any newspaper editor has accomplished.

Mentions famous Austrian peace editorial of Sept. 1918 which they printed.