Sentence examples for in its editorials from inspiring English sources

The magazine spent so much time savaging the liberal consensus in its editorials, Mr. Richardson suggests, that it afflicted conservatism less than it should have.

Most of it is not; The Economist, for example, routinely criticises Israel in its editorials.

In its editorials the paper has consistently espoused minority-group causes and waged campaigns to eliminate social ills.

The Sydney Morning Herald has traditionally endorsed conservative parties in its editorials and did not back the Labor party at any election until 1984.

It is to present a variety of interesting and newsworthy points of view, at least some of which will be contrary to The Times's own point of view, expressed in its editorials.

[C4.] Small Vermont Paper in Spotlight The Rutland Herald in Vermont, which has 22,000 subscribers, reaffirmed its role as a leader among the state's newspapers last year by making a plain-spoken case in its editorials for legalizing gay unions.

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.

As the Observer pointed out in its editorial this week, it is the party that has worked best for the benefit of British citizens in Europe.