Sentence examples for newspaper presents from inspiring English sources

In response to suggestions that the newspaper presents a particular version of the news, he said: "We don't twist anything.

The newspaper presents an image-within-an-image: a couple of girls looking over a bay towards the city of Shanghai, with its far-off skyline of newly built towers.

A portion of the Web site boycottthepost.org, which is encouraging a one-week boycott of The Washington Post in June, complained that the newspaper "presents both sides of the conflict as if each were equally valid and credible".

The Bengalee, a reformist newspaper, presents a rare view of the true victim Elokeshi being forgotten in the debate of the trial and sympathy towards Nobin.

The rest of Fleet Street woke up pretty soon to the threat that the upstart newspaper presented.

This time, the newspaper presented Mrs. Sweatt, the real-estate broker, as an authority on jurisprudence, including the admissibility of evidence.

In an article or editorial for your school newspaper, present the issues, making sure to address how this debate directly impacts your own school.

Bild – Europe's best-selling and the world's seventh biggest newspaper – presented the decision as a spontaneous attempt by male staff to atone for decades of "embarrassing" sexism – although commentators said it was more likely it was driven by commercial concerns.

Though at first issued as a newspaper presenting accounts of London's political, social, and cultural news, this periodical soon began investigating English manners and society, establishing principles of ideal behaviour and genteel conduct, and proposing standards of good taste for the general public.

As Verma puts it, the featured story section is more like the front page of a newspaper, presenting a more general view of the most important topics today, regardless of who you follow.

The title of the NYT article — "delay, deny and deflect" — hints at the meaty reportage within, with the newspaper presenting a well-sourced view of Facebook's management team grappling ineptly and then cynically and aggressively with an existential reputation crisis by reaching for smear tactics associated with the worst kind of politics.