Sentence examples for insistent media from inspiring English sources

When Cooper pressed her on the propriety of publishing such graphic accounts, she was insistent: Media outlets must disseminate stories from war zones.

Karatzaferis, a high-school dropout who ran a modelling agency before going into politics, has denied being anti-Semitic and has attributed his inflammatory remarks to getting carried away in his dealings with an insistent media.

Dodge is transgender, and not in accordance with the insistent media narrative of a man locked in a woman's body, but rather someone who does not wish to traffic in binaries at all ("I'm not on my way anywhere, Harry sometimes tells inquirers").

All of this seemed to be part of an insistent mainstream media narrative that the pope, on his trip to the U.S., is making comments that "both sides" -- mostly meaning Democrats and Republicans, conservatives and progressives -- will be happy about.

But the coroner was insistent that the unwelcome media attention had contributed to her death.

However the coroner was insistent that the unwelcome media attention had contributed, telling the press "shame on all of you" while criticising the "sensational and salacious" coverage.

Nevertheless, the coroner was insistent that the unwelcome media attention had contributed to her death, telling the press "shame on all of you" while criticising the "sensational and salacious" coverage.

Perhaps the better question is not whether journalists are dangerously enamored with Barack Obama, but why the media is insistent on perpetuating the same old angles when something new is happening in America.

However, what may be uglier than the campaigns' recent below-the-belt jabs ("You know Bill Ayers!" "Well you know the Weather Undergound too!") is the media's insistent pushing of the storyline that this protracted primary campaign is irreparably damaging the Dems' chances come November.

Americans living along the Gulf of Mexico feel pummelled, upset and furious and the media here are insistent their commander-in-chief holds up a mirror to their emotions.

Like Mrs Palin, the media has become increasingly insistent that it is not an elite.