Sentence examples for media of acting from inspiring English sources

The editorial said that Benedict had always handled abuse cases with "transparency, purpose and severity," and accused the news media of acting "with the clear and ignoble intent of trying to strike Benedict and his closest collaborators at any cost".

Back in Chicago, where Mr. Gheith and his two companions had packed their belongings and left on Monday or Tuesday, relatives angrily accused Ms. Stone, law enforcement officials and the news media of acting rashly out of prejudice against Muslims.

The Italian editorial said that Benedict had always handled such cases with "transparency, purpose and severity," and accused the news media of acting "with the clear and ignoble intent of trying to strike Benedict and his closest collaborators at any cost".

(He added that he was not accusing anyone from the media of acting unprofessionally).

It's funny, Brits here often behave in exactly the way that the media accuses immigrants of acting in Britain.

Residents yell at him in meetings, coastal politicians and the news media accuse him of acting in bad faith, and plaintiffs' lawyers say he is working for BP.

Subsequent match reports by the media accused Forbes of acting with malice in his marking, which Liddell and Arsenal's Wally Barnes refuted.

"I was struck by how much similarity there is between the professions of acting and media.

The response of the general public and the media was that the situation of acting governors and resignations made the situation untenable and that the state needed a permanent solution such as a lieutenant governor.

Mr. Yalcin, the owner and editor of OdaTV, a news portal critical of the government, and 12 co-defendants are accused of acting as the media wing of what prosecutors call a terrorist network that aimed to topple the governing Justice and Development Party of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Part of the struggle stemmed from being pushed into Hermione-esque roles and the media wondering if she was capable of acting outside that type.