Sentence examples for friendly news from inspiring English sources
Trump himself has given relatively few press conferences and interviews while in office, mostly taking questions from friendly news outlets such as Fox News.
But he retained the enthusiasm he had shown on Tuesday, when he joined Mr. Clegg in a friendly news conference in the Downing Street garden.
BAGRAM, Afghanistan — Within hours of the American military's formally transferring all but a "small number" of the Afghan prisoners at the Bagram Prison to the Afghan government, President Hamid Karzai held a friendly news conference with Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday that stood in stark contrast to his recent acrimonious tone toward the United States.
The markets shrugged off the growth friendly news of a rate cut announced in China late on Thursday and focused instead on the likelihood that the move by the central bank in Beijing in all likelihood meant that the economy had slowed sharply in May.
In unexciting times, when there are no calamities to be addressed, liberals push a more robust social agenda, Goldberg claims, using the state and the friendly news media to tar opponents of, say, affirmative action or same-sex marriage as bigots, fanatics and fools.
In other Mac friendly news, web messaging platform Meetro will launch a Mac version tonight as well.
The voters who do turn out in Republican Senate primaries are likely to be highly informed consumers of conservative-friendly news media outlets such as talk radio, prime-time shows on Fox News and conservative magazines and blogs.
The long-term result seems unavoidable: men are becoming ever more marginalised, while women are taking over the commanding heights of wealth and power.The new MadonnaIt is even plausible to argue that there is feminist-friendly news buried in the recent headlines.
Its Iraqi Media Network has been ineptly run, featuring vapid programming and Coalition-friendly news briefs.
He described TheBlaze not just as a family-friendly news and entertainment channel, but a cog in nationwide political change.
Autocratic governments spare no effort to ensure that their state news media provide their audiences a steady diet of regime-friendly news and information.
