Sentence examples for media would take from inspiring English sources

But at the beginning, few in the media would take him seriously, especially in Japan.

But I also recognized that the media would take something more directly from him at any time.

"The state media would take every one of his unfortunate statements and blow it up to an unimaginable degree," she said.

Asked how many members of Congress she would describe as "anti-American," Ms. Bachmann replied: "I wish the American media would take a great look at the views of the people in Congress and find out, are they pro-America or anti-America.

And that, from where I'm sitting, is what it feels like". The Daily Mirror stood back from the fray for two days, evidently believing that its rival was guilty of a tawdry and exploitative piece of journalism and expecting that the rest of the media would take the same view and therefore ignore it.

They used the term VIP bloggers, believing that star journalists from traditional media would take the leap into "professional" blogging.

In normal circumstances, the country's media would have taken up these issues, and, if nothing else, debated them freely.

Under the deal being discussed, Vivendi, Europe's biggest media company, would take over most of USA's television operations.

Between coverage on major television networks, live streams and social media, it would take effort to miss the debate.

"It is extraordinary that one of the largest media corporations would take such action," Dutton responded late yesterday via a rep.

"It is extraordinary that one of the largest media corporations would take such action," said Lisa Johnson, the executive director of publicity for Dutton, a division of Penguin Group.