Sentences with EDITORIALISING
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The journalist was accused of editorialising the news by inserting their personal opinions."
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"The article was filled with editorialising, making it difficult to distinguish facts from opinions."
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"I prefer unbiased news reporting without any editorialising."
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"The editorial piece was heavily editorialising the actions of the government."
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"The journalist's editorialising undermined the credibility of the news article."
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"The editorialising in the article tilted the perspective towards one political party."
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"Readers appreciate objective reporting without any editorialising."
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"The newspaper has a clear policy against editorialising in its news articles."
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"The author's editorialising became more noticeable as the book progressed."
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"The editor decided to remove any instances of editorialising from the final version of the article."
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"The columnist was known for his controversial editorialising on social issues."
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"The newspaper received numerous complaints about the editorialising in their political coverage."
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"The journalist's editorialising was seen as an attempt to manipulate public opinion."
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"The news anchor was criticized for editorialising during the live broadcast."
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"The magazine has a dedicated section for editorialising on various topics."
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"Some readers enjoy the editorialising in opinion pieces as it provides a different perspective."
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"The TV station prides itself on fair reporting without any editorialising."
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"The editor warned the journalist about the dangers of editorialising in their articles."
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"The journalist was accused of editorialising the news report by adding personal opinions."
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"The political commentator was skilled in editorialising complex issues in a succinct manner."
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"The newspaper was criticized for editorialising the events without presenting all sides of the story."
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"The magazine article was accused of editorialising the interviewee's statements to fit their agenda."
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"She was warned by her editor to avoid editorialising in her articles and to stick to reporting facts."
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"The editorialising in the news story was evident as it clearly favored one political party over another."
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"The journalist's blatant editorialising of the sports event angered many fans."
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"The news anchor was fired for constantly editorialising the news during live broadcasts."
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"The documentary was praised for its ability to present facts without editorialising the subject matter."
