Sentence examples for difference between the newspaper from inspiring English sources

For this betrayal, Mr Chandler suffered no apparent penalties from the city's social elite to which he belonged.It is here that "Privileged Son" marks a real difference between the newspaper aristocrats of, say, New York or Washington, and their west coast counterparts.

It also became clear that there was a major difference between the ethos of the newspapers and that of WikiLeaks.

"We'd like the opponents to be reminded of the difference between a newspaper columnist and a cabinet secretary," he said.

"I don't see any difference between a newspaper on the Internet and a blog.

"The average consumer certainly knows the difference between the A section of the newspaper and the editorial page," Mr. Clemente said.

This, to me, is the biggest difference between a newspaper office today and a newspaper office of 30 years ago.

There was surprisingly little difference between the themes covered in the newspapers of different genres (see right-hand columns of table 2).

How do you think the author would characterize the difference between "a serious newspaper" and a tabloid?

What a difference between newspaper and notebook, between a day, reflected in the newspapers, and a day, survived in the trenches.

"If you know the difference between the two, you can make a newspaper entertaining, without going totally downmarket".

Nigel Jarrett Abergavenny, Monmouthshire One thing none of your commentators seemed to have mentioned is an essential difference between a web newspaper and a paper copy: serendipity.