Sentence examples for odd editorial from inspiring English sources

How do you weigh that?" The two Bobs, Gottlieb and Caro, have an odd editorial relationship, almost as contentious as it is mutually admiring.

Every day it has run a voluminous array of articles, interviews and analysis on which my special bias-detecting algorithm has, apart from the odd editorial, come up with zero readings.

Edward Gardner's conducting has tremendous drive and edge, though there are some odd editorial choices regarding the score – the running order of the second act arias has been changed, for no obvious reason.

ANOTHER ODD EDITORIAL CHOICE: Kai Ryssdal, host of American Public Media's daily financial program, Martketplace.

Despite some visual poetry (and some very odd editorial flourishes here and there), I'm unclear what new insight the film has on gang life in black communities.

A year later Tribune slid into America's largest-ever media bankruptcy.In this section The waiting wounded Continuing irresolution Nostra culpa Tea-party games Here comes the cavalry Winning grades The price of detachment Reprints Related topics Tribune CompanyToday the mood may at last be lifting among the Times's 500-odd editorial staff (down from a peak of 1,300 or so).

All that is left is noises off – the odd newspaper editorial or column and civil society and business beginning to stir as they experience the impact.

Because that odd-duck editorial mix never quite took off, many in the magazine industry and the advertising business began to feel vindicated when the magazine was on the respirator.

"The knock on Mr. Deeds is that he's a nice guy — an odd insult," The Washington Post editorial board wrote in endorsing him.

Okay, sure -- the storytelling was a bit soft, and there were some odd bits of editorial where it seemed like some logical links had been left on the cutting room floor.

It seems odd now that editorials and columns were stuffed with finger-wagging bromides on "moral hazard".