Sentence examples for newspapers feel from inspiring English sources
It hasn't made me think that Julian is guilty but it makes me think, perhaps, newspapers feel the need to put in criticism".
Complicating things further is the growth of social media; when speculation about who has been arrested is rife on Twitter, newspapers feel the temptation to publish, too.
Why, according to the article, do newspapers feel that revealing details about the accusers in rape cases is still within their policies against naming the accusers themselves?
The streets of downtown Klamath Falls, where the Umpqua Dairy serves its signature ice cream and the Daily Bagel names sandwiches after newspapers, feel transported from a simpler time, which, most definitely, this is not.
Why did newspapers feel so strongly?
However, some newspapers feel India needs a long-term strategy to deal with the neighbouring country.
Newspapers felt public demand for engineer's identity.
Newspapers felt the pain of technological disruption first, when people had dial-up modems capable of transmitting modest, largely text-based data.
"Suddenly, it was all Los Angeles and New York; it was all film and satellite and the Internet," one former editor said, describing how suddenly the newspapers felt obliged to clamor for attention from the company, lest they be forgotten or sold off.
Horowitz, who was building a case about politically correct censorship on campus — and who had sent the ad to dozens of college newspapers — felt that his point was made.
Even so, newspapers felt the need to justify publication – on the grounds (to quote the Independent) that the images served "as a stark reminder of the impact of the refugee crisis".
