Sentence examples for honest newspaper from inspiring English sources

Mr Pope had a plum job and respects the Journal for being an honest newspaper.

If they were an honest newspaper, they wouldn't have published them".

Eager to expand his footprint on Fleet Street, Mr. Murdoch bought The Sun in 1969 for £800,000, assuring the previous owners that he would publish a "straightforward, honest newspaper".

Now, let's be honest, many a newspaper down the years has made similar embarrassing mistakes.

It has thus become even bigger than "the most honest and prestigious newspaper" that was the dream of its 39-year-old owner, Basar Arslan.

Reader letters keep newsmakers — and the newspaper — honest.

They have a sense that they have another outlet, and that tends to keep their "home" newspaper honest as well.

And yes, readers and bloggers must in turn help to keep their local newspapers honest.

It was a disastrous day for the mass of honest Italians, the Catholic newspaper opined, as the world's media wallowed in another affair that focused attention on the country's corruption.

The Los Angeles Times, an honest to God real newspaper, reports that fans are pretty damn livid.

It's almost as much a seasonal fixture as Morecambe and Wise, Only Fools and Horses and dyspepsia, Clare delivering her candid and honest message to the newspapers.