Sentence examples for media presentation of from inspiring English sources

She adds: "It annoyed us that the media presentation of him was a deliberate distortion.

And I have to say there were moments when I thought that the media presentation of me as somebody completely foreign to the person I really was might do for me as a writer.

And Chuck Donovan, acting president of the conservative Family Research Council, described the media presentation of the proceedings this week as a "Sally Field convention: 'You love me; you really love me.' " But he quickly added: "In terms of substantive action, the platform and the choice of Cheney, social conservatives have every reason to be pleased.

The very concept may be counter-intuitive to a large part of the Australian television audience, with the 'disease and despair' they are accustomed to thinking of in relation to LMICs much more likely to be of the communicable variety – in part, because of the media presentation of these countries.

That patients featured so prominently among news actors in both television and newspaper coverage is consistent with the use of sources in health and medical news: those affected by a health problem provide an appealing and 'authentic' contrast to the media presentation of statistics or research [ 30].

In a media presentation on the eve of E3, the video game industry's biggest North American convention, Microsoft announced new relationships with the social networking giants Facebook and Twitter as well as Sky, the big British satellite television provider that is a unit of the News Corporation.

Over time I understood that what this really meant was that they were striving to define themselves as something other than the endless media presentations of "scroungers".

Some work has been published since 2009, such as a chapter considering Craig Venter's work in relation to media presentations of metaphor use and ethical discourses of synthetic biology (Balmer and Herremann 2009) and an article on metaphors used in 'artificial life reporting' by Hellsten and Nerlich (2011).

Articles were coded as negative if: a) mentally ill persons were portrayed as violent or dangerous; b) mentally ill persons were connected with criminal behaviour, endangering society; c) pejorative and colloquial terms were used and d) media presentations of mental illness promoted negative images and stereotypes.

"Reid Farrington's A Christmas Carol," a mixed-media presentation of the holiday classic, featuring Everett Quinton.

"It's a hybrid of a live concert and a Broadway show, through a mixed-media presentation of a theatrical event," said Mr. Van Zandt, who is producing the shows.