editorial comment

"My pictures are a form of editorial comment; they show the way I feel."

Sometimes one waits for an editorial comment that never comes.

The movie is too good for that sort of reverse editorial comment.

Clyde could see the editorial comment that the story would bring.

He allows himself one small editorial comment at the conclusion.

"Is that your professional assessment, or just an editorial comment?"

He had some small editorial comments, which I took.

Editorial comment so far has been mixed, with most questioning whether they were enough to meet the problems.

Sometimes they would offer their own editorial comments, too.

Newspapers in the three countries recounted the attack without editorial comment.

So the rule of most legislators now seems to be: Lay out the evidence, but make no editorial comment.

The film records the specific details of terrible events without editorial comment.

Every temptation to show off, and most opportunities to make editorial comment, are denied.

Each week, the two stations would air the other's show, with complete translation of news and editorial comments.

That decision provoked strong protests and critical editorial comment in Europe.

Even the most eccentric and narrow-minded are given their say without editorial comment.

A number of editorial comments were written in response to Duffy's criticism.

The statement did not address whether the editorial comments had appeared on the articles cited.

That question mark is a sneaky but meaningful piece of editorial comment.

These details of a pampered life are delivered without editorial comment by the author.

The papers for a week devoted columns of space to appreciation and editorial comment.

So anyway, the editor, Murray, in his little editorial comment, said something that just jumped out at me.

Pound then made detailed editorial comments and significant cuts to the manuscript.

"Well, everything is," said Nor, launching herself away from the boys as a further editorial comment on their skepticism.

"Burke," began the old man, "since when has your column called for editorial comment?"