Sentence examples for after reprinting from inspiring English sources

An equal opportunity offender, the periodical, historically known for pillorying Catholic clericalism and Judaism, was heavily criticized by Muslims in 2007 after reprinting cartoons of Muhammad published by a Danish newspaper that caused outrage in much of the Islamic world.

Her response will probably be studied by students of political spin for years to come: "Although I do not remember the specific incident," the MP wrote in a press release, after reprinting the allegations in full, "this sounds highly probable".

A former editor of Charlie Hebdo had to defend himself against incitement in 2007 after reprinting cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

McGee previously created controversy in 2009 after reprinting the Nazi newspaper Volkischer Beobachter, whose copyrights also belong to the Bavarian government, Der Spiegel reports.

January 11 , 2015TheGerman daily Hamburger Morgenpost is targeted in an early-morning arson attack after reprinting several Charlie Hebdo cartoons.

No less than the Wall Street Journal, after reprinting an ugly commentary on Seeger's earlier radicalism, wrote, "Troubadour, rabble rouser, thorn in the side of the bloated and complacent, recipient of the National Media of Arts, American idealist and family man, Seeger maintained what Mr. Springsteen called his 'nasty optimism' until late in life".

The Sunday Times paid Armstrong £300,000 (now about $485,000) in 2006 to settle a case after it reprinted claims from a book in 2004 that he took performance-enhancing drugs.

The Sunday Times paid Armstrong 300,000 pounds (now about $485,000) in 2006 to settle a case after it reprinted claims from a book in 2004 that he took performance-enhancing drugs.

This year, TMZ continued to provide fodder for news media ethics classes (and police investigations) by, for instance, publishing a photo of the singer Rihanna after an assault and reprinting details of the actress Brittany Murphy's autopsy report.

An antiwar classic about a severely disabled veteran, this novel was published on the eve of World War II; the timing was so bad that Trumbo and his publisher suspended reprinting until after Hitler was defeated.

His "Gladiators," published in 1967, was reprinted after Ridley Scott's popular film "Gladiator" in 2000.