Sentence examples for accepting news from inspiring English sources

Now, he lives in the South under the alias Kim Dong-sik and refuses to give his real name, accepting news media interviews on the condition that any photographs not show his full face.

The inherent beliefs of a user play a very important part in accepting news items and fractionation of cyber space is a consequence of this aspect of human mind.

I accept news tips and story ideas, too.

Before the rise of online journalism and news gathering beginning in the 1990s, feature syndication had become a widely accepted news practice.

This ought to have stopped the libel case, but not in Rwanda: the courts would not accept news reports of the extradition as evidence and required original copies of court papers from South Africa and London.

But it has been the (still unofficial yet widely accepted) news that director JJ Abrams will bring back the original cast of Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill to reprise their roles as Princess Leia, Han Solo and Luke Skywalker that has ensured Episode VII has the stamp of approval from Star Wars devotees.

Other reactions included having a new perspective on life, having a "reality check," knowing that "nothing is promised," realizing time was limited, feeling "more real," and accepting the news as a challenge to be overcome and a new beginning.

When all climbs on Everest were cancelled last year, he said he didn't have any problems accepting the news.

They must be brutally honest with themselves, accepting bad news and staying on top of disappointing developments.

Accepting that news can be transmitted at speed, he argued that "we still need journalists with the time, training and passion to avoid this ever-increasing [democratic] deficit.

But when the official word came that Arc, the year-and-a-half-old nightclub on Hubert Street in TriBeCa, was closing for good in April, even some hardened clubbers had trouble accepting the news.