Sentence examples for media speaks from inspiring English sources

The media forms the arena in which these different interpretations are presented and debated, and hence, collectively, the media speaks for climate, albeit not in one voice.

The Corbyn policy of ignoring all the nonsense, and eschewing broadcast shows with audiences of millions in favour of communicating directly with the electorate through meetings and social media, speaks of a catastrophic misunderstanding about how this works.

To reaffirm their bond, the linemen have developed a system that fines a colleague who, when interviewed by the news media, speaks of his individual accomplishments instead of those of the line as a whole.

With a white marble eye and a curling red beard, the green-suited "creature from the sewers," as he is nicknamed by the media, speaks a nonsensical patois that only his mysterious French lawyer can understand.

This is not a cry for special treatment; but just as we are over-represented in our prisons, the under-representation of Indigenous people in our media speaks to a deep structural problem.

The growth in widget adoption and social media speaks to users' unmet needs and frustrations with traditional web models.

The right-wing media speak only to true believers.

"After September 11th, none of the media spoke of why this had happened," she says.

"It is a democracy to speak freely, and the media speak freely, and political blocs speak freely," he said.

"Even on the level of the media it is a huge change as well, with media speaking to you all the time," Pic said.

Some reports in the Algerian news media speak of army helicopters firing missiles at the procession of vehicles, causing several to explode.