Editorialise | Word Editorialise at Open Dictionary of English by LearnThat Foundation

But the summit ended too late on Friday night for most papers to editorialise on its outcome.
(The Post, for instance, put its report on page 12, and neither it nor the NYT saw fit to editorialise on the meeting this morning).
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.
They then editorialise news reports, including in the stories they choose to cover, to promote or ridicule opinions and sometimes individual politicians.

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