Sentence examples for media of having from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump has frequently dangled vague phrases suggestive of policy shifts, only to accuse the news media of having wrongly interpreted them.

Blame for the attacks circulated almost as rapidly as images of the violence, with Trump supporters accusing Democrats and members of the media of having a double standard.

In an editorial, L'Osservatore Romano, the official Vatican newspaper, accused "the media" of having the "rather obvious and ignoble intention of attacking Benedict XVI and his closest collaborators at all costs".

When it was put to Van Gaal that Koeman had pointed out the weaknesses of his team's defence the United manager first accused the media of having misquoted his opposite number.

Watkins, a long underrated actor, offers both in The Lost Honour of Christopher Jeffries, as the Bristol landlord who was accused by the police and media of having murdered the architect Joanna Yeates.

The recurring theme in hundreds of interviews with black quarterbacks from George Taliaferro to McNabb to Michael Vick was the sense of a double standard in the news media of having to measure up in a way their white colleagues do not have to.

They have been accused in media reports of having links to organized crime.

State media accused Dahlin of having "pocketed" large sums of money sent into China from overseas.

Trump's relationship with the news media, of course, has been unusually rocky.

"It has been said that the rise of social media is having some sort of an effect," he said.

The topic of social consequences of media has especially been neglected in futures research.