“Start writing early and give yourself plenty of time to edit and perfect your post before it goes live.”

“Murray's request for Bates to edit and shorten his book to a single volume is a very good example of the editorial forces that revolve around the literary market.”

“Once a second round of revisions is completed by the author, the editor will edit the revisions and then proofread the book.”

“The publication usually signs an NDA where they promise not to comment or editorialize anything until a set date.”

“Even fewer newspapers editorialize when campaigns cross the line and set the record straight.”

“The right of the press to freely publish, editorialize, critique, and inform is a fundamental principle of American democracy.”

“Not merely do publishers opt for a local, regional or national market, but they vary in the extent that they editionalize to offer regional news coverage.”

“We are therefore particularly interested in talking to providers of business intelligence, website publishers and companies which editorialise or provide content for websites.”

“You can see what way the wind is blowing when the Minneapolis Star Tribune editorializes in favor of Roberts.”

“The sensibility that emerges is that of a champion of the underdog who editorializes through insinuation and juxtaposition.”

“Despite her academic tenor, Collier-Thomas is obviously passionate about her subject, and she occasionally editorializes.”

“The data indicate that only 12 of Ohio's estimated 300 weekly and alternative newspapers editorialized on the judicial race.”

“As could be expected, Newman editorialized in NewsNotes with characteristically tangy opinions, sharp observations, and piquant commentary.”

“In a cover story nearly three decades ago, the magazine investigated and editorialized on the issue.”

“You don't need editorializing, grandstanding, or filibustering to get meaningful answers.”

“How ironic that this former hate-monger is now editorializing against hate-mongering!”

“There's no waiting period between creation and review, and there's no editorializing.”