Sentence examples for blatant media from inspiring English sources

For the time being, blatant media bias is still limited by old rules and old norms of behavior.

Now, this blatant media bias (up until now) has had somewhat of an excuse, since John McCain wrapped his party's nomination up months ago, and the press has been focusing ever since on the Hillary-and-Barack show (admittedly a center-ring circus act, if ever there was one).

It is a blatant tactical media mistake".

"Only then can you and I be sure to balance the blatant liberal media bias we see so often," he said, going on to say that the left on college campuses "dominates journalism schools and the official newspapers on most college campuses" and that leftist professors "harass young conservatives".

By examining both the language and structures employed in various headlines, not to mention the actual articles or news packages, clear patterns emerge regarding a blatant attempt by media to avoid certain word usages, while utilizing others in order to create the illusion of a war taking place between equally armed forces, both of whom are suffering casualties.

The western imagination is now so gripped by its own mythology of popular revolution that we have become dangerously tolerant of blatant double standards in media reporting.

She claimed its purpose was to raise public awareness about HIV/AIDS (despite the fact that almost half of all detected HIV cases in Egypt occur through heterosexual transmission) but photographs of the female reporter filming the half-naked men were too blatant a breach of media ethics for even the pro-regime local press.

It may sound pessimistic, but time and again information circulated in the form of official government statements has proved to be blatant lies to the media and Nigerians on matters of national security, or the rescue of the 219 schoolgirls still missing from the town of Chibok in Borno.

And then on Monday, after she saw the tidal wave of reaction to that statement, she blamed the media for "blatant mischaracterization" of her words.

"It's not a blatant effort to bypass the media," Mr. Doke said.

But that is increasingly likely.Since late June, he has been teasing the public and media with increasingly blatant hints that he intends to be his party's candidate at the next general election, to be held by the spring of 2013.