Sentence examples for newspapers pointed from inspiring English sources

Newspapers pointed out the contrast between official fumbling and Mr Putin's loudly stated desire for renewed naval glory.

He was guilty of enjoying the poetry of Christina Rossetti, which, as newspapers pointed out, occasionally touches on themes of death.

The nonpartisan race was so close that different exit polls conducted by Detroit's two daily newspapers pointed to different winners for much of the night.

Jennifer Kabat, a writer, editor and Margaretville resident who has written extensively about the region's recovery online and in local newspapers, pointed to "a sort of tentativeness" among residents who have been forced to navigate a bureaucracy.

On-air tensions were reported and newspapers pointed to her decision to leave the station and go to New York to write a book as evidence of a broken heart.

All week, for instance, reports on television and in the newspapers pointed out that Mr. Kerry's health plan did not envision a government-run system and that Mr. Bush had promised that whatever changes were made in Social Security, retirees and workers near retirement age would never have their benefits cut.

Items from the daily newspapers, pointing to a nationwide tendency to think in large sums.

Newspapers point out that the presence of a giant free news website makes it hard to charge for online content.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 22 Items from the daily newspapers, pointing to a nationwide tendency to think in large sums.

Though pro-KMT newspapers point out that the party has broken many of its election promises, they do not often give the reason for its failure: that the KMT-dominated legislature keeps a chokehold on the budget.

Few of the hand-wringing articles about the demise of newspapers point out that huge amounts of natural resources are used in their production.