Sentence examples for distorted news from inspiring English sources

Ryan weighed in briefly in October 2017 after Trump threatened to challenge NBC's broadcast licenses over what the president called "partisan" and "distorted" news coverage.

Distorted news reports about the situation are making it difficult to understand what's really happening, but just yesterday nine people were found executed on the side of the road, and even the region's avocado farmers are being extorted.

Mr. Sharpton urged leniency, asserting that Mr. Riccardi's actions had been influenced by distorted news coverage.

Do you accept that the decision led to unusually hostile and distorted news coverage of Brown and his government?

Like most of Mr. McDonagh's Irish settings, Inishmaan is such an uneventful place that the most humdrum gossip inflates into big, distorted news.

That, the authors reason, raises the odds that outright dishonesty in reporting will be exposed, and places a check on how distorted news can become.

But Murdoch encouraged something most newspapers don't do, which is to distort news stories.

Powerful TV studios urge the state to be more aggressively macho, while actively suppressing or distorting news from Kashmir.

The work, which argues that the media distort news about women in order to retaliate against feminist advances, resulted in a National Book Critics Circle Award for general nonfiction in 1992.

Mr. W. told about the publicity his organization received in its early days, in 1960, He said that most of the daily press cencors & distorts news in favor of the powerful automobile industry.

On 11 May, in a blog entitled "No good deed goes unpunished", he sharply criticised the London-based Catholic weekly The Tablet for distorting news and accused it of "sensationalism".