Sentence examples for lay news from inspiring English sources

Lay news junkies may also be interested, but they can take their time; this story promises to be around for years.

To examine the accuracy and adequacy of lay media news stories about complementary and alternative medicines and therapies.

And he said Officer Kern called a "complete lie" news reports that he may have used excessive force in a 2007 arrest.

Lie Witness news is technically the same joke every time, but damn if it doesn't work.

Their only discernible skills lie in news management and political gesturing, which have generated some of this government's principal follies.

Actually, the big papers, to their credit, have been increasingly daring about doing exactly this sort of reporting lies as news.

"Come on, lighten up, it's just... (a TV show/a movie/a music video/a lying cable news blowhard)" is one of the most destructive attitudes of our time.

The real news lay in a secondary announcement that Salman made upon becoming King.

The White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, later suggested that the fault for the furor lay with the news media.

CBS's C.E.O., Leslie Moonves, had evidently abandoned his stated intention to lay the evening news's "voice of God" format to rest.

But, Mr. Hewitt said, "Under Sig, the radio correspondents began to realize, slowly but surely, that the future of broadcast news lay in television".