Snyder lets the controversies play themselves out with no editorializing.

The editorializing is a bit over the top in this article, and the linked Honeycomb one as well.

Oddly, such defensive editorializing seems to react to the assault we in the news business continue to face.

The positions of all sides are stated simply, without overt editorializing or partisanship.

The Queen and I watched it, but we were able to hear very little over our own, compulsive editorializing.

But instead of the usual nods to coaches, God and family, it ends with a bit of educational editorializing.

Weegee's reputation was also built on his editorializing.

The men were important for their role in documenting Seattle's culture and for their editorializing.

The publication of the cover photo drew widespread criticism of racist editorializing, and yellow journalism.

Either way, some savvy editorializing.

Her overt editorializing is minimal; there is no weepiness, nor histrionics.

While Mr. Smith clearly wanted to avoid too much editorializing, he could have taken more dramatic license in shaping the script.

Mrs. Miles's banter serves to soften up readers for what she calls "loose-jointed editorializing."

With the hint of autumn respite another month will bring, we can renew the silent editorializing without any of the invective.

The topic offered endless opportunities for semi-informed speculation, bemused reporting and vapid editorializing.

There's also some editorializing.

But this book does contain some evocative pictures and, if you can turn down the editorializing, some provocative and very entertaining information as well.

From there it was just a matter of endless editorializing and letter-writing campaigns until Abraham Lincoln finally delivered the goods in 1863.

Sacco stands back and lets the interviewees tell their stories, keeping his editorializing and personal reflections to interludes.

Civita maintained the opinion that Veja had no need to "please everyone", even if confronted with the issue of excessive editorializing of articles about politics.

The stories in her disappointing 2001 collection "Perfect Recall" felt tired and contrived, and were weighted down with needless editorializing.

The blue-note slurs glittered; the tone was soft and centered; black American origins lay buried under all the European editorializing.

The word, "opinnuendo" is a portmanteau of "opinion" and "innuendo", coined in 2004 due to complaints about the hosts' editorializing.

You may applaud this editorializing, or you may find it overwrought, but give Mr. Lucas his due.

"Oops," Pilgrim whispered, unable to resist a little editorializing, "Ol' Vendacious may have gone too far with that."

There were some people editorializing about the nature of security problems.

I'm not editorializing, just trying to give you the facts as I see them.

So far she'd tended to editorialize on every question I asked.

The State editorialized against him, and someone else won the party's nod.

In recent days, the state's major newspapers have editorialized against the amendment.

It is even necessary on occasion to editorialize ahead of the news.

State media editorialized against the show on television, in print, and online.

Unless editorializing is the main angle, we try to give people the truth.

But he stressed there was a significant difference between editorializing and governing.

And they editorialized about how both sides needed to be stopped," he said.

"We will present and reflect what's going on in people's minds around the world, without editorializing about it."

At that time, he editorialized a series of news which sensationalized the public.

You want to limit the amount of interpretation and editorializing that the judge does.

The rape of white women by black men, she editorialized, was largely a myth.

In general, I don't plan to use this forum as a space for editorializing about the issues of the day.

Newspapers now editorialize in favor and against firing the defense secretary.

Although it would be easy to editorialize on this article, I will let the reader come to his own conclusions.

Last week, it looked to some users of the Google search that the site had started to editorialize.

I just thought I'd editorialize to make it seem more dramatic.'

The prototypes were also editorialized extensively throughout the world during this period.

Is this not editorializing in its most blatant sense?

The results are after the jump, with some light editorializing on my part to make it less of a data plod.

Does anyone care to editorialize about this or are you ok managing your own life?

As for myself, I recognize the manipulation and editorializing in my photographs."

Radio and newspapers, which also ran ads or editorialized against the tax, played a secondary role, he said.

Not exactly my speciality, but the regular guy had come down with an eye infection and I welcomed the opportunity to editorialise a bit.

Overall, the stated mission of the paper and its management is to report and not sensationalise or editorialise matters.

To "explain" all this, to editorialise, would be to break the mood, break the dramatic tensions, and ruin the effect I was trying to achieve.

With sobering questions on the material's full context largely falling on deaf ears, the group was free to editorialise the scene as it pleased: "collateral murder".

In a week when the Spectator could editorialise that economic aid to Africa is 'counterproductive and profoundly wicked '(my - incredulous - emphasis), they should ask themselves whose side they are really on.

Now largely isolated from government, Ukhtomsky continued to editorialise about the East for a few more years, and though he remained active within Saint Petersburg's orientalist community, he mainly concerned himself with editing his paper, which he did until the fall of the Romanov dynasty in 1917.

In the wake of the riots, while denouncing all sorts of 'sentiment, wishful-thinking and humbug',The Daily Mail also saw fit to editorialise on the black community who, it was said, 'must bear no small responsibility for the fear of the mob that has now returned after a century or more to haunt the cities of this land'.