Sentence examples for newspaper point from inspiring English sources

From a newspaper point of view, this just won't do.

Despite what must have been a gruesome experience, from a cold-blooded newspaper point of view, the Guardian had been admirably served by Cooke and other reporters, Hetherington said.

The Ma'ariv newspaper pointed out that previous schemes had found few takers.

In the caption the newspaper points out that the same picture had appeared in a recent Government publication.

The Dallas Observer, a weekly newspaper, pointed out that Belo -- The Providence Journal's parent -- is backing the device.

The República newspaper pointed out that he could face the harshest punishment among those arrested on Wednesday.

Tang Fujing, a journalist who follows kidnapping cases for the Guizhou Dushi Bao newspaper, points out how family reunions can be bitter-sweet.

As an example, the newspaper pointed to a chain letter the men had started that proved profitable for the originators but not to those down the line.

"This just shows how much out of touch we are, we need to get back in there," a colleague from another newspaper pointed out gloomily.

As this newspaper pointed out last week, the clever are marrying the clever and manically educating their children, making it ever harder for the poor to catch up.

The newspaper pointed out: "His former group, Youth for Western Civilization, had sparked controversy with its public displays against Islam, same-sex marriage and multicultural education.