Sentence examples for devotion to press from inspiring English sources

You remember it: the one that was supposed to show solidarity with the murdered cartoonists' devotion to press freedom.

What we tried to do in 2006 was to serve the needs of news, by making clear what the cartoons portrayed; to register our devotion to press freedom, by reporting the free world's outrage and by editorializing on the opinion pages; but not to turn the NYT into a vehicle for insult and ridicule.

But so close was Jewish devotion to the printing press and its progeny that in some places Jews were pioneers in its use.

In an op-ed essay for The Australian last week, Mr. Assange, a 39-year-old Australian citizen who is currently being held in Britain on sex charges from Sweden, declared his devotion to some core Western press values.

Goldstucker tested the boundaries of Dubček's devotion to freedom of the press when he appeared on a television interview as the new head of the union.

You have to admire Yes's devotion to duty following years of press ridicule.

Egan pressed Jobs on the contradiction between his devotion to Buddhist philosophy and his vocation, getting people to buy computers.

Her devotion to forgotten women writers inspired the founding of the Feminist Press in 1970.

Deng Tuo's generosity and devotion to Chinese culture are praised in the exhibition and emphasized in press coverage.

(Manohla Dargis)20110623 'Bill Cunningham New York' (No rating, 1 24) Richard Press has made a sensitive portrait of a spiritual man whose devotion to fashion photography, that most worldly of pursuits, has chronicled an era.

(Manohla Dargis)20110616 'Bill Cunningham New York' (No rating, 1 24) Richard Press has made a sensitive portrait of a spiritual man whose devotion to fashion photography, that most worldly of pursuits, has chronicled an era.