Sentence examples for full of reporting from inspiring English sources

Pure fabrication is perfectly fine, because after decades of 24-hour-news saturation the public mind is crammed full of reporting clichés just waiting to be invoked and ridiculously juxtaposed.

Jeffrey Goldberg, writing in The Atlantic, summarized them: "She shmoozed-up Ali Abunimah, a Palestinian activist who argues for Israel's destruction; she also praised Peter Beinart's upcoming book ('The Crisis of Zionism') as, 'terrific: provocative, readable, full of reporting and reflection.' She also linked without comment to an article in a pro-Hezbollah Lebanese newspaper".

Allen and Thomas' book, "Inside the Circus," is chock full of reporting and details, and benefits from Allen's ability to gain access to Romney's notoriously tight-lipped campaign headquarters in Boston.

Although little commented on, the report also mentions that "even those read into the program would have been unaware of the full extent" of reporting.

In our first full day of reporting, we had met 3- and 4-year-old girls who had been raped.

Father's education level was removed from the full model of reported history due to collinearity with fathers working hours.

It has been a summer full of reports of extreme weather, of unparalleled scope and severity.

This year the news has been full of reports of new federal government surveillance initiatives.

The news was full of reports of the disaster, so we could never switch off.

The news media are full of reports of lost paychecks, layoffs, posturing and ill will.

Newspapers here, moreover, were full of reports of battles between drug gangs in Sinaloa State, including one involving a bazooka.