Sentence examples for little editorial from inspiring English sources

There was very little editorial comment.

Aside from budgets, there has been little editorial oversight.

Mr. Gore also wanted a little editorial hand-holding.

Which makes them (with a little editorial tweaking) the perfect metaphor for modern life and love and stuff.

They had grown frustrated with having little editorial control and limited financial benefit from working on corporate-owned characters.

Janet Hanson, Salina, Kan.: I actually enjoyed the beautiful drawings and even the belligerent attitude of this little editorial.

Talk: Interview with Mrs. Preston Davie, the Republican lady who, in 1936, composed the series of little editorials that ran in the Herald Tribune: "Only 30 days left to save the American Way of Life..."....

The New Yorker, September 9, 1944 P. 17 Talk: Interview with Mrs. Preston Davie, the Republican lady who, in 1936, composed the series of little editorials that ran in the Herald Tribune: "Only 30 days left to save the American Way of Life..."...

By E. J. Kahn, Rosann Smith, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 9, 1944 P. 17 Talk: Interview with Mrs. Preston Davie, the Republican lady who, in 1936, composed the series of little editorials that ran in the Herald Tribune: "Only 30 days left to save the American Way of Life..."...

Otherwise, they end up with little economic, editorial or artistic support.

It is no doubt a charismatic voice, but one that might have benefited from a little more editorial intervention.