Sentence examples for newspaper was more from inspiring English sources

This week an Italian newspaper was more economical but no less eloquent when it ran the front-page banner headline, Spagna, che guapa!

Time Warner's full-page ad, four pages further into the front section of the newspaper, was more narrowly focused on the satellite-dish rebate.

The newspaper was more compact than the daily newspaper and unlike the daily it did not have any advertisements on the front page - although these did appear later.

An editorial on Monday in The Republican-American of Waterbury, considered the state's most conservative daily newspaper, was more blunt: "It now is fair to say the state of Connecticut has left the gravitational pull of planet Earth.

"Shoot the bloody shark, drop a grenade on it or something, blow the crap out of it," was the view of one local DJ, while a correspondent to The West Australian newspaper was more sympathetic, favourably comparing the behaviour of the great white to that of the "human scum" receiving lenient sentences in the courts.

Pulitzer and Hearst always said that their newspaper was more fair and balanced than the other guy.

The newspaper is more innovative and entrepreneurial".

Inventing a newspaper is more fun than mourning one.

Daniel Okrent's column is one of the newspaper's more provocative, addressing its left-of-centre world view and its use of outside sources to provide spurious objectivity for its own conclusions.

If you buy a copy of a News Corp Sunday tabloid your newspaper is more than likely to come with a free paper animal collectible, a Mills & Boon iBook or a Sony Music download.

I don't think any other mainstream UK newspaper is more willing to tackle the issue of fair and equal representation than the Guardian, and I believe the organisation would benefit greatly from further internal examinations of its working culture.