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editorialize

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[ US /ˌɛdəˈtɔɹiəˌɫaɪz/ ]
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  1. insert personal opinions into an objective statement

How To Use editorialize In A Sentence

  • The Peoples Liberation Army Daily editorialised in early July that Jiang was the ‘core’ of the government.
  • Recently both the Times and the New York Daily News have editorialized in favor of reopening the Fresh Kills landfill.
  • ‘The American people need a better custodian of their history,’ the Nation magazine editorialized.
  • Mr. Assange believes his leaks, like the Vietnam-era Pentagon Papers, will radically change perceptions of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, which he says he is trying to end," editorialized the Washington Post. Journalism Scoops WikiLeaks
  • At least ten of twenty-nine Baptist state papers editorialized against volume 1.
  • I'm not sure which makes me wanna hurl more, the books themselves or this cake, ha ha sorry, I shouldn't editorialise, but the books really are trash. The Twilight of Our Discontent
  • The BBC is not supposed to editorialize about the news.
  • Over the six-month period from September through February, the leading newspaper in the nation's capital has editorialized 26 times in favor of war.
  • Each story is different in that it is "editorialized" to fit the needs to the storyteller, which is usually to blame the others and preserve self. Ochuk's blog
  • The Washington Post editorialized: ‘The great shame of this deal is only that it was necessary at all.’
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