Sentence examples for news spin from inspiring English sources

"And I thought I would give it a news spin by calling it daily".

Knowing Washington's culture of revolving doors and news spin, the Times reporters should have asked the obvious question.

This is just a way of putting a news spin on mortality, capturing the magnetism of anxiety.

The bulk of Wikipedia's content originates not in the stacks but on the Web, which offers up everything from breaking news, spin, and gossip to proof that the moon landings never took place.

We all ask each other how everything is going and we all answer "GREAT" and then like a PR firm, we spew the latest good news spin.

We have a few individuals and groups with the economic muscle to sway public policy, who own media outlets, and influence news spin to fit their interests.

"Law & Order: SVU" is known for taking stories from the headlines and putting news spins on the real-life situations.

His most influential book, "The Image", published in 1962, was the first to describe the phenomena of non-news, spin, the cult of the image and the worship of celebrity.

When it first launched in July 2010, Flipboard was an interesting new spin on news aggregation: an iPad app that turned people's Twitter and Facebook feeds into a digital magazine.

Flipboard first launched in July 2010 as an iPad app with an interesting new spin on news aggregation, which turned people's Twitter and Facebook feeds into a digital magazine, later launching on the iPhone and Android.

The official bloggers update the news and spin it as obsessively as independent bloggers do.