Sentence examples for lengthy editorial from inspiring English sources

The lengthy editorial was titled: "Why We Recommend a Vote for Paul Martin".

The Guardian carries a lengthy editorial detailing his "fall", although we are a long way from trial.

The influential and conservative newspaper La Nación, in a lengthy editorial, recently leapt to General Roca's defense.

This week, a Chinese official wrote in a lengthy editorial that Beijing should ignore western criticisms of Tibet and China's human rights record.

At this juncture, he got the poem back, accompanied by a lengthy editorial comment, the author of which declared that he must remain anonymous for the moment.

In a lengthy editorial, the paper argued against the imposition of a royal charter as "an abuse of a normally consensual process".

He writes lengthy editorials on everything from electoral reform to Hindu mythology.

The Daily Telegraph's front page called it "the election that shook the world", while the Daily Mirror showed the Statue of Liberty clasping her face and a headline asking "What have they done?" In lengthy editorials, leader writers sought to make sense of what the Times referred to as "the most dramatic insurgency in American political history".

Between 1991 and 2015, he wrote and self-published almost 70 lengthy editorials on the Social Contract, his blog.

James Gordon Bennett wrote lengthy editorials in the New York Herald about Colt's "confidence, assurance, and impudence" and that his "limitless potential has been undermined by a want of moral and religious culture".

This Thursday saw Wieseltier's response: a lengthy and characteristically splenetic editorial in defense of critical spleen.