Sentence examples for media buried from inspiring English sources

Jones rants about Jake (Fake) Tapper, says Keith Olbermann has Tourettes and says the media buried the Seth Rich conspiracy.

While television programmes and newspapers in Europe have been leading on it, the Singaporean state media have buried it on the inside pages.

As to the patients who died at the University Hospital in Bussigny, Noakes said that the media had buried the real story: the clinic's success.

Whale in beach grave to be dug up Jump to media player Buried whale to be dug up by Australian authorities over shark fears.

Since then, no more information has been released and the Greek media have buried the story.

Since then, no more information has been released, and the Greek media has buried the story.

Of course, these jokes never went out of fashion -- they just left the mainstream media and buried themselves deep inside the institutions that govern society.

He described how media outlets buried stories that challenged the Bush administration's "weapons of mass destruction" message, and that it would be in the media's "best interest" to not let that happen again.

The confluence of those stories, laid bare in a new Washington Post investigation into Russia's interference in the election, shows how manufactured events and a vapid media cycle buried the biggest story of all, possibly altering the course of American politics.

Unfortunately, media reports bury this point, and public views about the value of a college degree are often shockingly inaccurate.

Yesterday, Trump's campaign to highlight this threat took a bizarre turn when he accused the media of burying coverage of terror attacks.