Sentences with phrase «editorializing about»

I am dedicating this month's column to something other than coaching, cajoling and editorializing about the real estate industry and its leaders.

In general they simply report developments without overly editorializing about them.

In editorializing about the investigation targeting my company, the Washington Post got it half right — and half wrong.

Had climate skeptics been editorializing about global climate in 1974 they would have taken every opportunity to point out to Plass that global temperature had not increased during the 18 years since Plass's 1956 paper.

Andy points to the erstwhile dilemma posed by mercury - thanks to the Times interminable editorializing about the tons of quicksilver emitted by coal fired power plants several states upwind, many Manhattanites fear Minimata Disease should they crack open a window.

While the conference committee hearing consisted mostly of members editorializing about how important it is to pass the bill, we did learn a little about the bill: Neither the House version of the bill, the Student Success Act (SSA), nor the Senate version, the Every Child Achieves Act, were considered ideal to conservatives.

Sociologist Seymour Papert, a perhaps less charismatic precursor to Ken Robinson in terms of editorializing about education, held that that schools were not only screwed together all wrong, but that they were in danger of making themselves obsolete:

Rather than editorializing about minuscule amounts of fraud and abuse affecting the food stamp program, the Tribune should focus on the more important issue: Millions of Americans are currently struggling to feed themselves and their families, and would be facing hunger without the SNAP program (Supplemental Nutrition...

Indeed, in this final section the essays are openly opinionated: Maurice Wiles expresses theological preferences and Bryan Wilson, despite his sociological approach, editorializes about «genuine community.»

The Buffalo News has editorialized about its priorities for what the legislature needs to accomplish before adjourning next week.

For the second time in three months, The New York Times sent a memo to reporters reminding them not to editorialize about sensitive political issues.

«I'm not going to editorialize about motive, just, I would urge all of you to look into these fascinating interconnections and potential motivations and the cast of characters,» Mr. de Blasio said today.

As the Economist recently editorialized about the melting Arctic: «It is a stunning illustration of global warming, the cause of the melt.

Recently, Clark and Steinhorn editorialized about the need for immediate action to save the lives of student pedestrians in College Park, Md..

The cover letter is also the perfect place to editorialize about the accomplishments that you have cited in your resume.

Not exact matches

What is editorially — and theologically — affirmed first by the Yahwist and tacitly by all subsequent handlers of the tradition (since they do not see fit to make any radical alteration in the Yahwist's outline) comes about not from the heavy - handed use of the red pencil, so to speak, but by the much more subtle editorializing achieved by the selection, arrangement, and juxtaposition of stories originally independent of one another.

As I became more militant in my reform efforts, the local paper once editorialized so brutally that a friend remarked, «I've seen them say nicer things about murderers.»)

When the liberal Washington Post editorialized in favor of a D.C. opportunity program reminded us all what this debate is about.

[1] The New York Times, meanwhile, editorialized recently about how we must «tightly integrate the [pre-K] program with kindergarten through third grade so that 4 - year - olds do not lose their momentum.

The Sunday Soapbox was all about good editorialized game journalism.

I do entirely understand that in your role as a reporter you can't editorialize and pass judgment about what happens in the world, but you do edge into value judgments in some of your blog pieces and so I found the general lack of indignation in your piece rather disconcerting.

You editorialize for the sake of editorialization, there is nothing «neutral» about editorialization because by definition it's purpose is to take a position.

Presenting information with minimal editorializing, CBN features announcements of new beer releases, brewery openings and closures, news about festivals and events, and other information from breweries all across the country.