Sentence examples for in its editorial from inspiring English sources

Its strength is in its editorial excellence; it has never been the largest newspaper in terms of circulation.

But there is some honesty in its editorial: that it is "the champion of British business and enterprise", for example.

It argued in its editorial that the "problem is not one particular royal family or one particular royal.

China's reform and opening-up's broad perspective recognises that the rest of the world does things differently," it said in its editorial.

"We cannot know what plans they had invested in their lives with memories of what they were," it writes in its editorial.

The Capital Gazette said in its editorial that it hopes their presence will help Annapolis heal after the shooting, but that the process will take time.

It is conservative in its editorial outlook and oriented toward business and landowners, but it has won a reputation as an informed and balanced general newspaper.

Global Times acknowledged the furious criticism of the national sports system, but said in its editorial that "few believe it should be scrapped immediately".

"It Stinks," The Sun said in its editorial comment on Wednesday.

And did it then compound that error in its editorial by calling Shoesmith's barrister, James Maurici, "an arrogant buffoon"?

In its editorial, the Daily Telegraph rails against what it calls a "deplorable state of affairs".