Sentence examples for kind of editorial from inspiring English sources
We're basically a free-market, free-people — if you will, 'America first, capitalism best' — kind of editorial page".
No one won for editorial writing, either; but then the awards, taken together, are a kind of editorial.
To break up his first marriage, he sent his wife a kind of editorial memo that left no doubt of her faults and his own.
The home page, particularly, is a product of that kind of editorial judgment, but because the page changes constantly, taking advantage of that judgment requires checking it frequently.
In one sense, it didn't matter, because Jobs from the beginning made it clear that he wasn't going to insist on any kind of editorial approval.
It's evidence of a kind of editorial genius that Rosenthal, by playing the story in the way that he did, was able to get such a reaction.
This detail is supposed to be embarrassing: a colleague ribs that he "looks like those girls walking to work at Merrill Lynch" (which is of course ironic as it's precisely the kind of editorial-ready look sanctioned today by GQ).
"It sounds like Twitter is trying to articulate, and enforce, the kinds of editorial separation that reputable magazines have long embraced".
Also in Chicago and for various kinds of editorial or technical help I am very thankful to Jeremy Brightbill, Kassandra Jackson, Thomas Keith, Megan Nutzman, and Walter Shandruk and for bibliographic genius to Cathy Mardikes at the Regenstein Library.
Remnick, who had written over 100 pieces for the magazine in the six years he'd been there, and who was, as Brown put it, 'a key member of my dream team', consulted on all kinds of editorial matters, was offered the job the following Monday, and took over straightaway, rallied by a five-minute ovation from his colleagues.
I suffered through CNN's coverage of Ms. Rice's speech - I say suffered through because CNN had a lower-third graphic with all kinds of editorial nonsense flashing on the screen throughout the entire speech.
