Sentence examples for deliberate media from inspiring English sources

Hours after Iranian news outlets reported that the country had recovered a sophisticated American surveillance plane, U.S. officials responded with an apparently deliberate media misdirect.

I wish this still rang true, because it'd mean that we hadn't been inundated by a slew of deliberate, media-sanctioned shitty terms for shitty things.

Journalists at the Palestine were outraged; some thought it was a deliberate attack on the media.

She called the attack "deliberate" and complained about media coverage of the matter.

"Reports that George Bush and Tony Blair discussed a plan to bomb al-Jazeera reinforce concerns that the US attack in Baghdad on April 8 was deliberate targeting of the media," said Aidan White, the general secretary of the IFJ.

Then there are the deliberate efforts of some media to promote the concept that for every fact there is an equal and opposite "fact": so that, as in my example above, USA Today counters the conclusions of 98% of climate scientists with the opinion of possibly 25% (or at best, 50%) of meteorologists.

Now Coulter has a new excuse for the Republican presidential nominee, which she presented Wednesday on Bloomberg's "With All Due Respect". "Something I didn't know when I wrote the book, and I'm writing about it in tonight's column: It is absolutely an outrageous, despicable, deliberate lie that the media has told about Donald Trump mocking a disabled person," Coulter said.

Is this a deliberate ploy by the media to catch out politicians in private moments.

Her ads across social media are deliberate both with the product placement and her humor.

I personally was misrepresented as an extremist and as a dangerous man… and this was a deliberate effort by the media to smear the Ataka party".

While going social in customer service makes sense for many businesses, it might pay to be "antisocial" first, meaning a deliberate approach to social media customer service will maximize the odds of success.