Sentence examples for courageous news from inspiring English sources

After the fire is put out, the courageous news reporter on the scene asks the chief firefighter, "is the house in better shape than when you got here?" Yes, that would be a really ridiculous question.

And to paraphrase his own depiction of the state of affairs, does the picture of clear, courageous news media that reject the spinners and give voters the straight story sound like the news environment we actually live in?

I joined the fledgling Guardian Australia three years ago as political editor because I was convinced Australia needed a new, courageous, clear-eyed source of news and commentary.

In the general election in March, Malaysians abandoned the plodding, pro-government traditional media in droves and turned to the web especially to a courageous and highly professional news site, Malaysiakini.

The New Yorker, June 29 , 1929P. 65 A list of courageous avowals gleaned from recent news reports, Chart.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, June 29 , 1929P. 65 A list of courageous avowals gleaned from recent news reports, Chart.

74% agree that the Guardian's news coverage is courageous.

A list of courageous avowals gleaned from recent news reports, Chart.

ITV presenter Phillip Schofield wrote: "Just heard the very sad news that gorgeous, courageous and inspirational Bernie Nolan has died.

And we know this is only made possible by winning the confidence of readers every day with news that is courageous, factual, independent and diverse".

It takes a strong and courageous couple to share such tragic news with perfect strangers, and we can all take a note from Sam and Nia.