Sentence examples for newsworthy bits from inspiring English sources
But the condom remarks -- that a male prostitute, for example, is someone whose use of a condom "can be a first step" in the practice of sexual morality -- aren't the only newsworthy bits in The Light of the World, a book-length interview with German journalist Peter Seewald, which hits stores on Wednesday (Nov. 24).
Goldberg's most newsworthy bit centered on the growing conviction within the president's circles that Netanyahu lacks the courage to make the short-term political sacrifices needed to broker a two-state solution.
Many photographers working in postconflict settings believe these stories are every bit as newsworthy as war itself.
Every bit as newsworthy were the performances by Chase Finlay (dancing the solo), Daniel Applebaum and Allen Peiffer, all three new to the ballet this season and none of them yet familiar to City Ballet's audience in lead roles.
"The piece and the reaction to the piece was newsworthy".
Managing editor Jill Abramson believes that the review "was every bit as interesting and newsworthy as the front-page stories disclosing its contents".
(The smart money is on it being a bit of both, of course, but a report recommending a healthy diet and a bit of exercise would hardly be newsworthy).
Obama's guest appearance on Kimmel's show featured the usual guest bits, with the president reading mean tweets about himself and touching on such newsworthy topics as the recent police shootings in Ferguson and Hillary Clinton's e-mail scandal.
Saying that the ruling had been expected, Mr. Bloomberg continued, "I don't know why it's even newsworthy, and I don't know that anybody even covered it other than a tiny bit".
