According to the nation's most esteemed press-watchers, the possible banishment of "Nightline" was, as Harvard's Alex Jones put it, "a body blow to news in this country as we know it".
Suffice it to say that on December 30 , 2012 David Gregory came on Meet The Press, esteemed institution in the world of television journalism, and publicly complained about SOMETHING ONE OF THE PRESIDENT'S ADVISERS SAID ON BLOODY BLOODY EFFING TWITTER.
The introduction, by an esteemed colleague, came in the old press box at the Sydney Cricket Ground during the one-off Bicentennial Test between Australia and England in 1988.
The Murdoch press likes to characterize professionally esteemed editors like Evans as liberal élitists.
Teachers are by their very nature, against strikes, despite what the tub-thumping press (not to mention our esteemed leader, Gove) would have you believe.
During the next 12 years he produced more than 100 Riverside Press editions, which are still highly esteemed and valued.
"By closely coordinating with Mr Mugabe... we wish to help promote reform" of the global body, Abe said in remarks carried by Jiji Press, referring to Mugabe as an esteemed African elder.
"Elektra" was once esteemed by historians for its "advanced" musical passages that pressed against atonality, but it is now recognized that Strauss constantly sought ways to augment traditional tonality.
Meantime, the European tech press (including, it has to be said, our esteemed colleagues at TechCrunch Europe) has continued to echo Spotify's spin, keen as the continent is for another huge success, a la Skype.
The day before the story broke that MI5 were releasing their file on PG Wodehouse, the film trade press reported that a biopic of Wodehouse was on the way, with esteemed Il Postino director Michael Radford attached.
