Sentence examples for long editorial from inspiring English sources

You wrote a very long editorial, "Modern Man is Obsolete". On the day the bomb was dropped I wrote a rather longish editorial.

In a long editorial, The Baltimore Sun praised Mr. Hughes and Mr. Barnes but endorsed Ms. Mikulski and Ms. Chavez and noted the excitement of such a race.

In fact the book reads like a long, editorial rant against Mr. Bush's political record, a rant that's sometimes persuasive, sometimes unfair, if almost always entertaining.

The second issue of The People's Voice in December contained a long editorial that attacked Mr. Lopez and his allies for "the stranglehold that they have in this community".

Deep in a long editorial on its Web site on Wednesday, The Herald, Zimbabwe's state-run newspaper, floated a proposal for a transitional national unity government led by Mr. Mugabe.

In a long editorial, The Forward says the credentials of the article's authors mean that "substantive rebuttal by those who disagree" is required, despite "the flimsiness of their work".

Nevertheless, major newspapers have devoted long editorials to searching examinations of what it is in the society that permits such brutality to occur.

The typically months-long editorial and advertising processes boiled down to one click shopping.

The Times ran a long solemn editorial on Princess Margaret.

Your assertion that Israel has not kept "promises it agreed to long ago" (editorial, Oct. 20) is unfair.

But Highfield's axing of four senior and long serving editorial executives still shocked Johnston Press journalists.