Sentence examples for media editorials from inspiring English sources

In the Arabic media, editorials condemned "Iranian irredentism" and drew comparisons with Saddam's ambitions and their catastrophic end.

This is explored in this study in the context of media editorials.

They form one syndrome of evaluative couplings (Liu, Feifei: Strategies for affiliation in media editorials: Persuading and aligning readers. Unpublished PhD thesis).

One syndrome of evaluative couplings construes a general community of values (Liu, Feifei: Strategies for affiliation in media editorials: Persuading and aligning readers. Unpublished PhD thesis).

It construes a local community of values including writers and readers as its members (Liu, Feifei: Strategies for affiliation in media editorials: Persuading and aligning readers.

Liu, Feifei: Strategies for affiliation in media editorials: Persuading and aligning readers, Unpublished PhD thesis notes, for example, a recurring pattern in the play of irrealis and realis attitude in building a consistent editorial stance.

Tina Rosenberg, in her analysis of Latin American media (Editorial Observer, May 7) concludes that "the market has more often produced media that unquestioningly support the powerful in society, failing the public they are supposed to serve".

On the one hand they are thoroughbred digital purists, as much at home in the social media editorial policy meeting as they are in the depths of a morning developer "stand up".

This paper takes an alternative perspective on the rhetorical functions of lexical metaphor in media editorial discourse.

Specifically, I see four distinct groups that will create content no matter what transpires on the business end of media: – Editorial pros.

"In other words, the termination has nothing to do with social media, editorial standards, or, for that matter credibility.