Sentence examples for media class and from inspiring English sources

Let's examine what we have learned this week about the US political and media class and then certain EU leaders.

Only the London media class and the Westminster political elite, both represented here in Bournemouth and in greater concentration at gatherings over the next fortnight, have been transfixed by a global crisis generating overreaction that feeds off itself.

That such a thing could happen, that Rubio's very human need for water in a time of stress could become the defining moment of a fourteen-minute policy speech, will be cited by many contrarians as further evidence of the shallowness and vapidity of the media class and of the public at large.

But there are other reasons that one type of death is highlighted and the other ignored, which apply both to the incentives and composition of the media class and the core reading public.

The media class and reading public have all attended school and can relate to the specter of a violent adult who threatens a generally safe day-to-day life.

But where I depart from the consensus among the media class and the rituals of mourning that are flooding the public sphere is the assumption that this is an unrivaled tragedy, which, as The Onion puts it, gives us all license to spend all day "curled in fetal position".

We can win over our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and fellow congregants with specialized literature, independent media, classes, and forums.

In 2009 Kemp used his passion for new technologies to become the first Social Media Director at BCIT where he went onto to teach the Institute's first social media classes and some of the earliest in Canada less than a year after graduating.

It is the victory of the followers of Nigel Farage over the "political-media class" and "global elites" who supposedly "take their orders from Brussels".

Many teachers are now incorporating digital tools into their lessons, via interactive whiteboards, social media, class blogs and wikis, devices like cellphones or video cameras, or programs on computers or tablets.

Their behaviour has been so extreme and offensive, and the political and media class was so supportive of it, that I feel uncomfortable with the entire atmosphere," says Greenwald.