Sentence examples for newspaper observed from inspiring English sources

"It is a most curious thing," one newspaper observed.

"One can expect that the Russian flag will, at all costs, soon be hoisted over Grozny," the newspaper observed.

An editorial in this newspaper observed that "probably not since the invention of nuclear weapons has a scientific advance been received with such mixed feelings".

China Daily, a state-run newspaper, observed Human Rights Day with a full-page article piece by Wang Chen, minister of the State Council Information Office.

Adrian Hamilton, writing in The Independent newspaper, observed, "There is a real danger for Europe and the wider world from the threat posed by insurgent groups invading states too weak to defend themselves".

"OF ALL places it was in divided Berlin in divided Germany in divided Europe that the cold war erupted into an east-west street party," this newspaper observed 20 years ago (see article).

Also, different media can be tested to determine, for example, whether results are better when reactors read the message in a newspaper, observe it in a spot commercial on television, or hear it wrapped snugly in a sermon.

Twain understood publicity so well that he was merely amused when Huck Finn was banned by libraries across the US; when it was banned in Omaha, Nebraska, for example, he sent a telegram to the local newspaper, observing facetiously: "I am tearfully afraid this noise is doing much harm.

In the edition of June 7th, a telegraphic report told of the American victory at Matamoros; but in the same issue there were reports ruminating about the Americans' difficult position in the battle.The telegraph "may help speculation in commercial affairs, but it will interfere very often with the speculations of the newspapers", observed the Public Ledger in 1858.

Liz Spayd, assistant managing editor for national news, said Milbank's column, patterned after similar columns in British newspapers, "observes and reports about the theater of politics.

Government agencies, political clubs and newspapers observe a strict boycott of 3rd parties.