Sentence examples for news observed from inspiring English sources

Mainstream media outlets "used to have a monopoly because they were the filter" for what is news, observed former journalist Mike Gonzalez, vice president of communications for the conservative Heritage Foundation.

In an article in the Washington Monthly in March 2000, Jerry Landay, a former correspondent for ABC and CBS news observed that " The Society's mission is to advance a conservative agenda by moving the country's legal establishment to the right and they are succeeding.... [T]he Society is accomplishing in the courts what Republicans can't achieve politically".

("Consider it one small slurp for man, and one giant slurp for mankind," the Web site Daily Coffee News observed).

Helping explain the panicky reaction, Virginia Heffernan at Yahoo News observed that Julia might be gay.

("In Domenic Recchia, the Democrats have fielded a candidate so dumb, ill-informed, evasive and inarticulate that voting for a thuggish Republican who could wind up in a prison jumpsuit starts to make rational sense," the Daily News observed in one of the most comically underwhelming endorsements ever published).

But as the article in the Anglo-Portuguese News observed, Portuguese drivers exhibit "a noticeable lack of discipline, consideration for other drivers and prudence". Instead of going slow, they race along the Sintra-Lisbon highway, passing on curves at night, with the ease and tranquillity of a blind person reading Braille.

Rather lamented the "politicization" he has observed in the news, observing that some news networks have evolved into "partisan, political propaganda outlets".

A study by Moynihan et al. investigated the coverage of three medications in the US news, observing that 60% of the news stories reported the potential benefits of the medications, whereas 47% of the news stories reported the potential harms.

As Rue 89, a French news site, observed this week, the French media in 2005 presented Tottenham as an emblematic British neighborhood where, despite high unemployment among its young people, they felt integrated into society.

Several news accounts observed that Ms. Clinton seemed drained by the emotional experience.

"In the past, if the Iran and the US even spoke that was huge news," Parsi observed.