Sentence examples for news strongly from inspiring English sources
One study found that African-Americans in celebrity news strongly predicted their Twitter use.
The Chinese firm, whose shares fell by up to 35% on the news, strongly denies its products were tainted.
The following news strongly suggests that yes, the apocalypse is upon us, and hell has frozen over: Duke Nukem Forever, the most delayed video game of all time, is completed and ready to ship.
But on Nov. 16, the state-run Beijing Evening News strongly criticized Ms. Mu and accused Sina.com of wrongly promoting her to attract more visitors.
(Allison Morris, the journalist who interviewed Price for the Irish News, strongly denied this claim, saying, "The interview never left my office". Ciaran Barnes said only that it would be "remiss of me to talk about my sources").
In May 2016, while on the presidential campaign trail, Trump gave an interview to Fox News strongly accusing the father of his GOP primaries opponent, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, of consorting with Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald right before the shooting.
In the early afternoon, Arlene Landis delivered a statement to the news media strongly supporting her son.
Both the government and the content provider for state news channels strongly deny the claims.
He's insightful and engaging on "negativity bias" and "loss aversion": the propensity of the human brain to register bad news more strongly than good.
But was what Brown did an impeachable offense, as one conservative news website strongly suggested?
Conclusions Exaggeration in news is strongly associated with exaggeration in press releases.
