Sentence examples for forceful editor from inspiring English sources
It soon became trendy to read Nka, or to at least know of it, and the magazine's success raised the profile of its stylish, forceful editor, who began to turn up at panel discussions on contemporary art, and, no less important, at parties and openings.
Bezos' purchase of the paper 14 months ago, which seemed an obvious prelude to a tragi-comic power struggle, has provided the Post with a seemingly steadying influence of underlying financial security (thanks to Bezos' money) and the forceful brilliance of editor Marty Baron.
In this forceful exposition, Beinart, a former editor of The New Republic who runs a blog called Open Zion, indicts both Israel's West Bank occupation and the American Jewish organizations that he says are putting Israeli democracy at risk.
Only forceful marketing, he said, can transmit an editor's enthusiasm for even the best book to potential readers.
Spin certainly helped in getting Blair into Downing Street but, once in office, its forceful application was resented by newspaper and broadcasting editors.
Gloria Keats Deerfield, Ill., Dec. 31, 2007 To the Editor: Your editorial was a necessary and forceful articulation of the great and shameful abuse of the American democratic system under President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney.
Tampa Bay Times editor Neil Brown said that they composed "clear and forceful editorials".
Expect retaliation, though possibly not as forceful as it would be if Tony Gallagher were still Telegraph editor.
"The very existence of scores of forceful and in-depth stories attests to the fact that editors did not stymie the assignment of coverage, investigative reporting, or publishing on this topic".
But will any forceful personality be ready to put himself at the mercy of colleagues who have just turfed out an editor as successful as Mr Aust?
