Sentence examples for real editors from inspiring English sources

The Imitation of Christ show was a hoot -- a reversal of the runway format, with the models in the role of jaded fashion nuns, scribbling in reporter's pads from their front-row seats, while the real editors shuffled uneasily along the catwalk.

TechCrunch has always prided itself on being a flat organization with no real editors other than Michael and myself.

She has some great tips on finding and contacting real editors (don't send it to the general submissions mailbox!) and accentuating points that will interest media outlets in your work.

The journalistic Web will certainly get more professional, with real editors and real pay.

She was scholarly & the real editor of "Das Wort".

In which case its editor bears no resemblance to any real editor of my acquaintance?

In fact, the mountains of mail that we receive every day pile up on a very real editor's desk.

A real editor-in-chief will then recruit a team of roving reporters from among the avatar community, which currently numbers more than a million "residents".

Although I have met the real editor, Chris Evans, only once, I know him also by reputation, and he doesn't strike me as the kind of journalist who would wish to be party to such a below-the-belt decision.

Ronald Thwaites QC, for Bower, suggested Desmond was the real editor of the Sunday Express, and that he would stalk the newsroom regularly demanding changes to stories – Townsend was just the proprietor's "puppet".

Does any real editor of what is not being sold as an official biography edit prose like this, without slashing red lines through it and scrawling gigantic, ironic question marks in margins, the unsubtle subtext being: "Author: have you lost your mind?" This is the turgid, enumerative, cheerleading voice of political talking points and White House press aides.