Sentence examples for imaginary news from inspiring English sources

However, Mr. Slavin said, anybody who jumped to the conclusion that the imaginary news event was real would have had to have been "particularly moronic".

PARIS — How's this for an unsettling (but still imaginary) news item: "The European Union has announced a plan that will allow member countries to offer sales or technical cooperation to China in the defense sector, involving combat planes, transport aircraft and satellites.

One ad, aimed at Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, shows an imaginary news broadcast reporting that the Supreme Court has struck down the law, imperiling people with pre-existing conditions, and that the newly confirmed Justice Kavanaugh cast the deciding vote.

I recall the conversation between the young Bateson in Evelyn Waugh's Scoop (quoting from which I acknowledge as a weakness) when he went to meet William Boot at the station on his return to London: "But do you think it's a good way of training oneself - inventing imaginary news?" "None better," said William.

He has just pitched a show called The Bubble to BBC2, which involves taking three comics away from the world for four days, then David Mitchell presents them with real and imaginary news stories and asks them to spot which is which.

The home page is for the imaginary WETWN news network, and under "important breaking news" is the headline that the person chosen for the honor, identified by his or her given name, was "declared 'World's Greatest Lover.'" A three-paragraph fake article follows in which the given name is included in four places.

OUR HOUSE It is not really an imaginary situation: a news anchor takes a job as the host of a reality show, and some viewers find the line between reality and entertainment hard to distinguish.

He even covered financial news and imaginary contract disputes.

Sorkin's imaginary cable network, Atlantis Cable News, would report news stories from two years before, doing them better than CNN and Fox News and MSNBC did at the time.

Not long after, he started making newspapers, full of made-up news stories, maps, and imaginary worlds.

In news unrelated to Ryan's imaginary jewelry box, Plaxico Burress promises that the Jets offense will soon "go through the roof".