Sentence examples for great editorial from inspiring English sources

If you want to change minds, write a great editorial for the Op-Ed page.

Jenny Tillyard Seaford, East Sussex  Many thanks for a great editorial on the St Paul's protest.

A great editorial may be hard to define, but readers know one when they see one.

It will not long survive the old boy's final summons to the great editorial conference in the sky.

"Murdoch's papers are known for their great editorial cartooning," said Rex Babin, the editorial cartoonist for The Sacramento Bee.

There's no question that it's maddeningly hermetic, but it's also intriguingly beautiful — like a great editorial layout blown up to billboard scale.

(The Times and the Sunday Times, which have greater editorial independence, stuck with the Tories).

Al-Jazeera English certainly does seem to have greater editorial freedom.

Some civil-liberties experts said it was dangerous to push Facebook to take on a greater editorial role.

The authorities, for their part, made tacit concessions, ending pre-publication censorship by the Communist Party's propaganda arm in Guangdong Province and permitting greater editorial independence.

The facilities, including a new Queen Vic, will be 20% bigger than the existing set enabling "greater editorial ambition and improved working conditions", said the BBC.