Sentence examples for bold press from inspiring English sources

A BOLD press has, for some time, disguised the powerlessness of Iran's reform movement.

The BICEP team held a press conference and issued a bold press release.

(A reporter bold enough to press the subject would be silenced with a reference to Freudian quackery).

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But an open press, and bold courageous reporters like Martin, are a necessity of freedom.

"I think he's been a great majority leader," Mr. Shays told Congressional Quarterly in a quotation trumpeted in the bold headline of a press release.

"This is a bold strategy of Johnston Press at a time when new solutions are needed," said Barry Fitzpatrick, deputy general secretary of the NUJ.

Despite so tenuous a mandate for his bold conservative agenda, the press has largely ignored the subject of his relationship to the American public.

And beyond the products themselves, we'll be providing live commentary on Samsung's theatrics during the show, as the company has gotten more and more bold in their live press conferences over the years.

And that's the bold, new Meet The Press, woo.

The point is that if you are a little different, or a little outrageous, or if you do things that are bold or controversial, the press is going to write about you".