Sentence examples for sweeping editorial from inspiring English sources
In a similar, sweeping editorial diktat, the former editor of The Boston Globe forbade us writers to use the word "gyroball".
Historically, sweeping Coddington-style editorials have always been about more than clothes, according to Susanna Brown, photography curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Published four times a year, the journal tackles sweeping cultural topics, pulling editorial support from friends like Sophocles, Groucho Marx, and George Packer.
New Yorkers said in interviews back then that the only way to repair Albany was to heed the call of some newspaper editorials by sweeping everyone out of office and starting over from scratch.
The Mirror is arguing that the rules are totally inadequate, as its editorial makes clear: "The case for sweeping reform is unanswerable.
Two weeks after Random House unveiled a sweeping restructuring, the newly consolidated Random House Publishing Group division appointed Susan Kamil, editorial director of Dial Press, as editor in chief of the Random House imprint.
Frank Lampe, the editorial and conference director at Conscious Media, which owns Natural Business Communications, acknowledged that Lohas might be too sweeping a term.
The editorial then describes lobbying "on the other side, by those who believe that the judge may be set on sweeping away 200 years or more of press freedom".
An editorial cartoon in the London Arabic daily Asharq al-Awsat on Monday showed two men fighting on a paved road sweeping them toward a waterfall.
