Sentence examples for newspaper reflect from inspiring English sources

The information found in the casual rumor mill does not preserve, but fortunately articles in the local newspaper reflect what information was publicly available.

The information found in the casual rumor mill does not preserve, but fortunately articles in the local newspaper reflect general tenor and ambiance of the town.

"Even the way his newspaper reflected community stories, it was the same.

Beckett thought the review in the prison newspaper reflected the best understanding of the play he had seen.

It seems that unless a commentator or a television channel or a newspaper reflects exactly the complainant's world view it must be guilty of bias or corruption".

Guardian readers are more likely than Observer readers and theguardian.com users to think that the content of the newspaper reflects society demographically.

Amongst the many tributes to Crozier, the Manchester Guardian wrote "the newspaper reflected his strength of character, his wise and bold judgment, his scrupulous regard for truth, and his deep sense for style and the purity of the English language".

In violated towns and cities, there was angry incomprehension at the apparent willingness of armoured police to stand back while shops were pillaged and torched by marauding youths.A poll conducted by YouGov for the Sun newspaper reflected the widespread belief that the police had got their tactics wrong.

Additionally, metaphor choice is systematically different in the Chinese and the English versions of the party newspaper, reflecting that metaphor use is sensitive to sociocultural context, especially to the knowledge base within an epistemic community.

–Do all newspapers reflect a particular political perspective?

Murdoch has too much power and uses it to ensure his newspapers reflect his personal views.