Sentence examples for writer's editorial from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gillespie said that she was "delighted" to have Ms. Smith on staff and that she had no qualms about the writer's editorial integrity.

Marcia Ann Gillespie, the magazine's editor in chief, said that she had long been an admirer of Ms. Smith's work, adding that she was "delighted" to have Ms. Smith on staff and that she had no qualms about the writer's editorial integrity.

"The Company believes such arrangement will incentivize NCM's management team and facilitate future business performance, while enabling NCM to access China Literature's content library, writer's platform and editorial expertise".

The Post's editorial writer told only part of the story of Mr. Fujita.

Then why didn't The Sun's editorial writer use the familiar synonym "heavenly"?

Moore, a senior economics writer for the paper's editorial page, was formerly a leading member of the ultra-free-market anti-tax group the Club for Growth.

"In this case the cost of organising the Olympics will not just be huge, but could well prove disastrous for the Greek economy and the Greek people," the paper's editorial writer warned.

Almost fondly, the paper's editorial writer describes Lennon's words as sounding "like a boast by a young working-class Englishman faced with unexpected success" before going on to praise the songs of Lennon and McCartney for providing "a source of inspiration for more than one generation of pop musicians".

His proposals for a deal with employers and deep spending cuts will be difficult to swallow for some on the left, the paper's editorial writer Francoise Fressoz concedes in a blog post.

The editor of my first newspaper, the man who talked me into a career in journalism, once told me I couldn't be the paper's editorial writer because I didn't have "the right parts".

But The Times's editorial writers also offered a measured endorsement of Moses' controversial methods.