Sentence examples for bold reporter from inspiring English sources

The source of Nauru's now-vanished wealth is, in the context of current events, so outrageously symbolic that it would take a bold reporter not to bring it up.

Sometimes a bold reporter will decide to privilege an expert opinion above a non-expert opinion, usually to do a "gotcha" on some hapless politician; that's what happened to Hillary Clinton on the "gas tax holiday".

That's some look you got, a bolder reporter than we told him.

It's rare that we at Boldface have the opportunity to drop the name of anyone grander than LIZ SMITH, so we are thrilled to report that we (in the person of one of our Bold young reporters) met PRINCE ALBERT.

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

There are many bold female reporters and human rights activists around the world who are ignored by the media and public until something goes wrong.

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

"Because there is no vote on candidate preference, neither the Missouri G.O.P. nor any election authority will have or release any data regarding the 'winner' of the caucuses," warned a memo, in bold, sent to reporters by the state Republican Party.

A bold, tenacious and insatiable reporter, Roach combs through journal articles and books with lurid titles like "Urological Oddities," "Vacuum Cleaner Use in Autoerotic Death" and "Curious Experiences With the Genital Organs of the Male," a 1909 paper written by the resident obstetrician to a Turkish harem.

Updated, 7 15 a.m. EST | A Chinese newspaper has not backed down from its bold public request that a reporter detained in a defamation investigation be released.

"I believe we are firmly on the path toward bold monetary easing," Mr. Abe told reporters.