Sentence examples for subtle editorial from inspiring English sources

Morgan did it clumsily, preferring to garner personal publicity rather than applying himself to initiate a more subtle editorial approach.

Crossword puzzles these days are making subtle editorial comments by having the initials of congressmen spell out words describing these individuals.

He… Crossword puzzles these days are making subtle editorial comments by having the initials of congressmen spell out words describing these individuals.

The New Yorker, August 17, 1946 P. 76 Crossword puzzles these days are making subtle editorial comments by having the initials of congressmen spell out words describing these individuals.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, August 17, 1946 P. 76 Crossword puzzles these days are making subtle editorial comments by having the initials of congressmen spell out words describing these individuals.

In a less subtle editorial, the nationalistic Global Times urged China to launch a "resolute struggle" with Trump and denounced him for treating diplomatic issues like trade deals.

Evan Smith, editor of Texas Monthly, the larger, general interest glossy that itself is nominated for three National Magazine Awards, said he thought The Observer remained determinedly left-leaning and political but that the Tulia article reflected a subtle shift in editorial direction toward articles driven more by reportage than ideology.

Reading about The Texas Observer's nomination for a National Magazine Award in the reporting category (Business Day, April 30), we were brought up short by an allusion to The Nation by Evan Smith, the editor of Texas Monthly, who is paraphrased as attributing The Observer's success to a "a subtle shift in editorial direction toward articles driven more by reportage than ideology".

His skillful ability to weave in subtle lies in his editorials allows him to push the herds along exactly as he wishes, right to their slaughter.

And his editorial hand was the subtlest, least cavalier I've ever seen.

Media organizations are also collecting increasingly subtle data about their audiences, some of them swapping editorial judgment for real-time metrics about what their customers want so that they can give them more of it.