Sentence examples for exceptional press from inspiring English sources

If True Detective was released on Netflix we just wouldn't have the huge amount of exceptional press coverage and discussion threads that have complemented the show so well.

It would be a crime not to not mention two exceptional small press publications.

From All the President's Men to Spotlight, we are conditioned to think of America as a land of brave journalism and exceptional protections for press freedom.

The Alliance of Independent Journalists created the "Udin Award" in Udin's honour, "given for exceptional contribution to press freedom".

That policy stated clearly that unless there are "exceptional circumstances," those with press credentials will not be restricted to press areas, and that, "under no circumstances should the press be provided less access than that afforded the general public".

AFTER failing to get exceptional mileage at the press introduction of the new Honda Insight, I was eager for a retrial.

Hilariously, in real life, Long Island Democrat Representative Tim Bishop has now complained about this House of Cards slur, fuming to the press: "We have exceptional wines".

He says he still doesn't know why certain number patterns recur in certain lotteries, but that he nevertheless can identify what one of his press releases calls "exceptional Lotto odds".

Because of the exceptional dispensation endowed by police press passes, they are issued with discretion some jurisdictions require an in-person interview with all prospective applicants, complete set of fingerprints, and a background check.

It serves exceptional hangover food: standouts include the pressed Cuban sandwich with pork belly, mustard, pickles and house-made potato chips, and the creamy English pea soup with lime marshmallows.

Their deaths were not exceptional enough to merit mention beyond the mining industry press and local media.