Sentence examples for real editorial from inspiring English sources

But the real editorial punch came from the reporting of Simeon Booker.

Seems also, like G&A has a real editorial idiot at the helm".

"But the first-down marker has a real editorial reason for being".

"It depends what you mean by influence… " In another sense, his furious encounters with Jones show real editorial life (almost anywhere) in the raw.

In this connection I must also draw attention to the grounds upon which the ban was imposed – namely that real editorial control of the station remained in Tehran.

The Guardian is owned by the Scott Trust, and our lack of a proprietor or shareholders gives us real editorial freedom: all money must be reinvested back into journalism, and being open to readers and the web fits the ethos.

You are missing the point in the Pentagon's policy of not allowing news photographers at Dover Air Force Base ("The Real War," editorial, April 23).

Patriotic Chinese writers and newspapers have called for China to stand up to Google, but the only real official editorial was a mild one on Monday in China Daily, an official English-language newspaper.

Your suggestion in "An Unrealistic 'Real ID"' (editorial, May 4) that the Real ID Act would "turn" state-issued driver's licenses into a "phony national identification card" borders on the absurd.

You correctly point out that it is time for New York's governor and State Legislature to get on with the people's business ("Albany's Real Work," editorial, Sept. 25).

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