Sentence examples for brazen media from inspiring English sources

Protesters associated with ACT UP and other groups staged brazen media events: blocking the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, chaining themselves to the VIP balcony of the New York Stock Exchange and scattering the ashes of people who had died from AIDS on the White House lawn.

And Johnson was an unfortunate participant in the fatwa, accusing the paper of "brazen, unethical media malfeasance". I won't pretend to have read enough of the husky, pony-tailed blogger's work to give a full report card on his tactics, or politics.

How history remembers it: The most brazen example of media genre-creation in order to flog a product ever; even the NWONW acronym is nauseating two decades on.

Sophie has also been at Ticketmaster, the New York City Opera, Brazen and Spin Media PR agencies.

The blanket coverage reflected the brazen and far-reaching media policy announced by Mr. Xi on his choreographed tour: The Chinese news media exists to serve as a propaganda tool for the Communist Party, and it must pledge its fealty to Mr. Xi.

The unions responded by accusing BA of making a "brazen attempt" at controlling media coverage of the strike.

The highly public nature of the scandal and the brazen use of the media to air details of the alleged plot seemed to suggest defiance on Hassan's part in the face of a weakened Syrian regime.

Where the hostage-taking was once portrayed properly, as "brazen and unprecedented," the media now gives the hostage-takers a pass.

Back in the Dark Ages of 2004, when YouTube (and HuffPost, for that matter) didn't exist, a campaign could tell a brazen lie, and the media might call them on it.

Say what you will about the craven media and a brazen White House propaganda machine.

First there is a stunned reaction from foreign policy experts and the media at the brazen disregard for protocol and national interest.