editorial we

noun

1. we ( def 6 ).

Example Sentences

The Jakarta Post, Indonesia's leading English-language daily, said in an editorial: "We must raise a red flag over the probity of the upcoming election. The game appears rigged to give certain players the upper hand."

From Reuters

Yet, in this editorial, we are wrongfully characterized as often unable to help ourselves.

From Seattle Times

In today’s editorial, we are recommending Seattle voters elect Bob Kettle over incumbent City Councilmember Andrew Lewis because of the latter’s unreliability on many issues, including public safety.

From Seattle Times

That was the online headline on an editorial we wrote in 2017 decrying how officials were moving away from the high standards and accountability that long had been a tradition of public education in the commonwealth.

From Washington Post

One of the paper’s opinion columnists, Ross Douthat, emailed James Bennet, then the editorial page editor, at about 10:30 that night: “I would be remiss if I didn’t express my bafflement at the editorial we just ran. … There was not, and continues to be so far as I can tell, no evidence that Jared Lee Loughner was incited by Sarah Palin or anyone else, given his extreme mental illness and lack of any tangential connection to that crosshair map.”

From Washington Post