Sentence examples for media milieu from inspiring English sources

It is not realistic to just stay out of the social media milieu.

The writer in me responded instinctively to the first-person narrator's voice, the political and media milieu he had created on the page.

She has a point: in this post-Leveson media milieu, why should Colman, a member of the anti-press intrusion group Hacked Off, have to put up with that?

Today's equivalent (often the children of yesterday's intelligentsia) has also grown up in the folds of an authoritarian state, but this time in fancy bars, art galleries and a glossy media milieu.

Surveying the lamentable state of cable news, it's easy to see what's wrong with the media milieu though it's far from clear what kind of new model al-Jazeera might want to pursue.

Somehow Raine's, to me at least, self-aware stanzas on growing old and irrelevant and impotent crossed passport control from Literary Island into the modern milieu of social media where, due to it not being either a photo of a celebrity's buttocks or a film of an old woman falling down some steps, the work was quickly stamped to death like a defenceless duckling.

Under these circumstances there would be no need for specialized media to mimic the asthmatic milieu, and drug effects from treatment of the asthmatics would not be an issue.

The natural environment of healthy articular chondrocytes is hyperosmolar, and time may be necessary for chondrocytes to adjust to the lower osmolar milieu of culture media [ 27].

It drew in tens of thousands of young people, linked by little more than social media and sometimes their own milieus, but with no relation to institutional politics.

And anyone who sees the media as some forward-thinking meritocratic milieu should think again: to quote from one of the Trust's reports, "the proportion of independently educated top newspaper editors, columnists and news presenters and editors has actually increased over the past 20 years".

It's great that... Scherfig is at the helm: although the Danish Dogme director might not seem an obvious choice, she proved in An Education that she has a keen eye for capturing a certain era, and should manage the moves from 80s studentdom to 90s media circus London to an early noughties middle-class milieu nicely.