Sentence examples for media truth from inspiring English sources

In 2008, he said he wanted to change the nature of politics and keep governing separate from campaigning; since then, he has overhauled his White House to prepare for the re-election bid and has run tit-for-tat negative ads, some of which, like some run by his opponent, have been criticized by media truth squads for inaccuracies.

Hunter noted that the "choruses of 'Tabloid Junkie' in particular sing out with quick-voiced warnings about the failings of media truth".

Social media truth relies more on crowd-sourcing, instant opinion and social network correction than the law or courts.

You can see the responses to the lack of political and media truth in the anger, impatience, and growing hysteria of the populace.

As evidenced by the falsehoods contained in these blogs and further published by conservative media, truth continues to be a casualty in these religious wars.

For traditional media truth telling is associated with the presentation of accurate information while for bloggers it is associated with the presentation of a variety of views which enable the reader to arrive at their own conclusion [ 44].

When the newspaper story broke he felt inspired to tackle one of the media truths of our age.

"Without real media our truth will be lost".

The poetry of witness has long compensated for censored or corrupted news media when truth must be spoken to power – think of Alfred Tennyson's Charge of the Light Brigade or Wilfred Owen's Anthem for Doomed Youth.

Liverpool manager Rodgers, a co-operative straight dealer with the media, discovered truth can become a very early casualty in a worldwide search for the sort of calibre to replace Luis Suarez, who left Anfield for Barcelona this summer.

At the end of his blog post, Weigel expresses his hope for the day when this "new generation of Catholic theologians" will help to foster "an opportunity to open a genuine conversation with the culture and media about truth, doctrine, and the things that actually count in the Catholic Church".