Sentence examples for media although the from inspiring English sources

Not just from Barça – although they got it wrong – or the media – although the reaction was often astonishingly bitter – but from the usual suspects.

The law has been widely criticised in the Israeli media, although the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, robustly defended it, saying the boycott movement was "reckless and irresponsible".

The move has drawn criticism from fans and the news media, although the Colts had made clear for weeks that an undefeated season was never their goal.

Satirical signs of rebellion are already emerging on social media, although the photograph of the gent being wrestled to the ground in an Asda car park has sadly yet to be substantiated.

The problem in Indonesia is not so much restrictions on the news media, although the government did bar a prominent Australian correspondent, Lindsay Murdoch of The Sydney Morning Herald, from completing his three-year assignment.

Although Singapore has one of the world's highest internet penetration rates at more than two-thirds of the population, the government allows greater freedom of expression than in traditional media, although the rules were tightened for the election campaign.

This novel presents their rumoured marital difficulties as an invention of the media, although this notion might have been harder to pull off by the time the film came out in 1992, the year that Charles and Diana separated.

There was no immediate confirmation of the attack from the state media, although SANA, the government news agency, reported that mortar shells fired by the rebels killed eight civilians in Damascus on Sunday.

That's even more true of the media, although in the Manics' case, their interest has been held by bassist Nicky Wire's legendary inability to keep his opinions to himself.

It was banned in several countries, and implicated in a murder by the UK media, although this implication was later rejected by the police and courts.

Mediatisation is not about political personalities "looking good" in the media, although that too is important and has been so for over half a century.