Sentence examples for example of press from inspiring English sources

His image was a great example of press photography.

The actor Stephen Mangan said the story was another example of press "idiocy" and agreed changes were made all the time during theatre previews.

In what is seen as one example of press intimidation in the country, the outspoken Russian journalist Pavel Sheremet was detained on Sunday night and later taken to hospital with head injuries.

On Friday, in an official response to the Dawn group's complaints, the government that said it was being unfairly maligned and that the episode was an example of press irresponsibility rather then political intimidation.

In 2014 he called allegations against him an example of press "foolishness" – a repeat of 2010's "BBC foolishness" and 2012's "damn foolish" early rumours of an FBI inquiry: "I will sue to the high heavens … It will be court after court after court".

It also cites examples of press coverage where clients it had trained "bested" Parliamentary committees.

But if leadership is by example, they will need better examples of press freedom, fair and balanced reporting and professionalism from those who should know better.

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As for the cries of protest that resulted, Mr. Fleischer said, "This is an unfortunate example of the press biting the hand that the press itself is feeding on Saturday night".

He wondered whether this change was an example of the press's ability to put its own house in order or whether society had changed and the press had been forced to keep up.

Straw says David Cameron cited the Irish Defamation Act as an example of how press legislation can get very complicated.