Sentence examples for mere editorial from inspiring English sources

In these troubled times for newspapers, it's cheering, in a way, that the Governor thought that a mere editorial page mattered so much, but his manner of showing his respect seems to owe too much to local custom.

Fashion film had evolved from mere editorial fantasy to a powerful tool of democracy.

"It's not a mere cheating case," an editorial in the nationwide Mainichi newspaper said.

Lest you think that the gun-control debate is a modern-day phenomenon, the following editorial appeared a mere 53,437 days ago, on page 4 of The New-York Times of April 30 , 1866 under the headline "Carrying Firearms".

"If we want to be more than mere propaganda sheets," said the newspaper's editorial director, Martin Dunn, "then surely there is a duty to show them".

This was not mere dreamy talk for the seminar room and editorial page.

Still, the mere possibility of these visits is fueling newspaper editorials, classroom debates and dinner-table arguments.

Although the newspapers' editorial staff claimed the story was a mere joke, the court ruled in favour of Bure in the amount of 500,000 rubles (US$17,770).

In a chilling tale of perverse consequences in Afghanistan, Fowles' 1989 editorial punctuated the potent effects that the mere presence of foreign medical teams might have politically [ 56].

Now the paper's editorial today soft-pedals the invasion as a mere "incursion".

Some observers see a more sinister motive than mere do-goodery, linking Britain on the Move's surprising breach of the Street's editorial defences to the recent sizeable reduction in ITV's tax burden.