Sentence examples for news background from inspiring English sources

"Oprah does not have a news background," she said.

He brings a solid news background with a keen sense of creativity and humor.

Evans is said to have a "solid news background" with good populist news instincts.

He said it was possible that news background contributed to the negative responses from companies.

"Frankly, because of my news background I have a naturally built-in sense of fairness.

"They brought me on because of my news background and for my news chops," he told TheRoot at the time.

Observer music critic and broadcaster Miranda Sawyer said: "There are quite a lot of cliches about the older men who come from news backgrounds and women from a softer background to get to radio.

(Who wouldn't be?) But he views his hard-news background as an asset.

And it is remarkable, given his hard-news background, how quickly Mr. Cooper has adapted to the format and his fancy, light-filled set overlooking Columbus Circle.

Her hard-news background lends credibility to The View.

What I found the oddest U.S. media blindness this year to America's own experience of this discomforting mode of protest came with The World, usually a thorough news-background broadcast coming out of Boston -- in fact from the public station WGBH, and co-produced along with its distributor Public Radio International and with the BBC World Service to give it further global credentials.