| Even fewer newspapers editorialize when campaigns cross the line and set the record straight. |
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| The publication usually signs an NDA where they promise not to comment or editorialize anything until a set date. |
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| The right of the press to freely publish, editorialize, critique, and inform is a fundamental principle of American democracy. |
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| Through Heavy.com, users can share, editorialize, and create their own content as well as access the company's library of programming. |
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| And if I may editorialize, part of the management decision should be to ensure that whoever comes later knows what the thinking was and why the decisions were made. |
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| We have endeavoured not to editorialize or offer interpretations of the facts, except where we judged some commentary to be essential in understanding a point. |
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| He doesn't editorialize and he doesn't try to opinionate. It is just the facts. |
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| Everyone, It was wrong of me to editorialize. |
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| Fox believes that the narrator of the book was using this litany of body imagery to editorialize on Israel's fledgling monarchy: the body politic was diseased and dysfunctional. |
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| Ives can use music to editorialize, hence In Flanders Fields and its bitter antiwar noisemaking. |
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| We would get a one-page typed reply, and we would go to the slop-shoot and editorialize over several cans of beer. |
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| With his inability to editorialize experience, Benjy shows us that Caddy is the center of her brothers' lives and that the various cruelties they inflict on one another while competing for her love are her undoing. |
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