Meanings of editorialist in English

As the editorialist points out, the phrase refers to what's necessary for love, not for building a Bose-Einstein Condensate.

He had introduced himself to Negrín only as "an editorialist of the Observer" without mentioning his links with the Poum.

Many an op-editorialist has brayed over our unwillingness to pause and ponder before rushing uncritically into this electronic fool's paradise, but they're exactly wrong.

Goheen, said the editorialist, does not seem to understand the profound unhealthiness of the Princeton undergraduates social life with women... Coeducation is the solution.

Almost every week, editorialists at high-profile joints electrocute Twitter with a new your-liberal-views-are-vulgar sally.

Prime-ministerial speechwriters and legions of editorialists took care of that.

The program was met with vehement opposition from privacy groups, newspaper editorialists and even conservative legislators.

Sarkozy's manifesto has come under fire from liberal editorialists who have criticized a lack of structural reforms.

Results were similar for the editorialists.

Decisions left to the mercy of lobbyists, editorialists and daughters of the regiment, however beautiful, will not pass muster.

But, in the establishment, among the people who are central bank governors, or finance officials, or editorialists for major newspapers.

Sarkozy's manifesto has also come under fire from liberal editorialists, with the Economist weekly criticizing a lack of concrete structural reform plans.