Sentence examples for media talk from from inspiring English sources

Media talk, from Guardian Unlimited - every Thursday.

In a world where most media talking heads come from the top few percent of income earners, unions are not only important in wage bargaining, they also provide some of the few well-informed voices whose job it is to speak on behalf of the less well-paid.

Those with exposure to the media, from talk shows to social media, are most politically active.

Unfortunately, the effect of the successful rightwing freakout has been to scare most of the mainstream media from talking about domestic terrorism honestly at all.

Since the awful killings there has been plenty of talk from the media and politicians about how we all mustn't let this atrocity give rise to an anti-Muslim backlash.

"We saw in the first two Test matches a lot of talk from the media and the commentators about how flat the wickets were, and yet those two Test matches were over in four days," he said.

This is a term used generically (and in her view, misleadingly) in the media to talk about statistics from studies that include both 'cutting' and 'overdosing': 'What sort of image does that [term] conjure up?

The series received significant media coverage from talk shows, women's magazines, and mainstream news broadcasts and publications, generating media exposure which Unilever has estimated to be worth more than 30 times the paid-for media space.

2. I abstained from alcohol, frivolous conversations with friends, from social media, from even talking to my beloved sweetheart so that I could HEAR from my soul and from God.

I was swamped by calls from the media to talk about Afghanistan and a certain Osama bin Laden.

It was lofty talk from someone who often snaps back at criticism from the news media.