Sentence examples for thoughtful editor from inspiring English sources

But these days it's hard to talk a thoughtful editor into getting out of bed.

White was a generous, thoughtful editor who "worried more about her writers' disappointments than her own".

A thoughtful editor will sometimes put the reviewing of novels into the hands of a practicing novelist, who knowing the labour that goes into even the meanest book will be inclined to sympathy more than to flamboyant condemnation.

He also combined a range of talents in a way that is rare among journalists - he was skilled at newspaper production, an intelligent and thoughtful editor, a brilliant foreign correspondent and regional expert, who was a pioneer in the use of new technologies and who played a critical part in the expansion of the Guardian and the Observer on to the internet.

"The primary draw for me — and, I would imagine, for them — is the chance to write pieces about which I'm really passionate, and to work on those pieces on an in-depth level with talented, thoughtful editors who aren't overextended by a glut of content.

The well-read, thoughtful writer-editor is not without his horror credentials.

Our media report is fast-paced and unrelenting, at once both cutting-edge and deeply thoughtful," wrote business editor Dean Murphy and deputy business editor Peter Lattman in a memo to staff.

Mr. Jenkins's columns were the basis of his book, "That or Which, and Why: A Usage Guide for Thoughtful Writers and Editors," published by Routledge this year.

Janice Hough Palo Alto, Calif., Aug. 26, 2009 • To the Editor: Your thoughtful article about the death of Senator Edward M. Kennedy caused me to reflect on three issues.

Bob had been my dear, kind, patient, thoughtful, witty, and gentlemanly editor for years, since the death of Barbara Epstein, as wholly committed to editing the remarkable _New York Review of Books _as Barbara had been, as exacting, as perceptive, as tireless.

Thoughtful, I thought.