Sentence examples for coverage of the movement from inspiring English sources

A comedy troupe offers a thoughtful take on news media coverage of the movement, with occasional profanity.

Why? Going Further | Read the public editor column "Who Is Occupy Wall Street?", about The Times's coverage of the movement.

Violent confrontations between protesters and police officers in Oakland, Calif., New York and elsewhere have threatened to dominate news coverage of the movement.

Ms. Ewell said they were inspired to create the film to fill what they called "a screaming gap" in mainstream coverage of the movement.

Their newspapers were shut down in early 2000, state TV and radio censored any coverage of the movement and even the president's speeches, except when the news was damaging or negative.

"The Race Beat," a book by Gene Roberts and Hank Klibanoff, which won the Pulitzer Prize for history last year, traces the news coverage of the movement in heart-stopping detail.

As the Occupy Wall Street message of representing 99 percent of Americans has spread across the country, news media coverage of the Occupy movement has spread, too, to the front pages of newspapers and the tops of television newscasts.

In fact, you can find more television reporters at the NYSE than traders these days -- which may be why there has been so much coverage of this "movement," which based on the absurd statements coming from some of its participants has no real meaning other than to give a bunch of slackers something to do with their lives.

Western papers upping their coverage of the protest movement against Putin's regime?

In 1990, he and his wife, Sheryl WuDunn, won a Pulitzer Prize for their coverage of the democracy movement in China.

Both Musharraf and Zardari underestimated the role that Pakistan's media would play, broadcasting near-continuous and sympathetic coverage of the lawyers movement.