Sentence examples for mainstream reporter from inspiring English sources

The only mainstream reporter who has really been outspoken, not only about the importance of the case but also the media's silence on it, has been ESPN's Bomani Jones, who vented about the lack of coverage earlier this week on his radio show.

Her favorite phrases include "Dig harder!" and "Empty talk!" Her consuming ambition is to be the best reporter in Chinatown, and it has occurred to her that if she knew English as well as she knows Chinese, she might put a mainstream reporter out of work.

Whether you're a conservative rooting for Romney and hoping that Obama flops, a liberal doing the opposite, or a mainstream reporter trying to play it straight, the tendency is to figure out what kind of strategy that the convention organizers are trying to execute and what kind of themes they hope to advance, and then pass judgment on how effectively they pull this mission off.

Note the underlying logic here: Even when a mainstream reporter gets the facts right, and the facts support an NRA position, this is treated as aberrant behavior from the reliably adversarial media and the implication is that by just reporting the facts without offering a pro-gun gloss, the reporter is only telling half the story.

One of the most provocative is that the intense reporting on the trial — including mainstream reporters' extensive use of Twitter — created a "circus atmosphere" and such widespread, instant saturation with inflammatory details that the jury was improperly swayed by public passions.

"You had mainstream reporters wandering around with video cameras, and bloggers doing a lot of original reporting and everything in between," said Arianna Huffington.

Online buzz also provides a means of getting around mainstream reporters' aversion to providing a venue for unsubstantiated attacks.

Mr. Hannity told me his support for Mr. Trump makes him "more honest" than mainstream reporters who hide their biases.

And every site, regardless of subject, is built on speaking what mainstream reporters will only say sotto voce.

Eric Boehlert of Media Matters, the left-of-center media watchdog, argued this week that Twitter could have forced mainstream reporters to do a better job before the Iraq invasion.

The trust legislators placed in the law not to turn mainstream reporters into criminals remains valid: neither Ms. Miller nor Mr. Novak faces any serious threat of criminal prosecution.