Sentence examples for newsworthy has from inspiring English sources

"The majority of what is extremely newsworthy has yet to be published," he said.

But it has also meant that Mr. Assange, a mercurial and charismatic figure with strong political views and a penchant for the unorthodox and newsworthy, has often become the story himself.

When asked for a deal, the winners modestly said that nothing newsworthy had happened.

The reported sex tape of John Edwards and Rielle Hunter could have been considered newsworthy, had it been released, and had the former Presidential candidate denied the affair.

Why didn't he throw the broadcast to his news division in New York for at least an interval, to signal to viewers that the network recognized that something unusual and newsworthy had just occurred, and to attempt to inform them, as best as possible, with reliable reporting?

Witnesses dispute some of this, including whether he had a knife at all. - Buffalo, New York, narcotics cops raided the wrong apartment earlier this month, which wouldn't have been so newsworthy had the resident, Adam Arroyo, not come home to a busted door, multiple bullet holes in his kitchen wall, and a dead dog.

Adamo's "Little Women" is not exactly new, and that is what is newsworthy: it has shown staying power.

Its interviews with celebrities and other newsworthy persons have won wide attention.

Being trans is no more newsworthy than having a disability – at a push it was a local story, but hardly front-page news.

Getting jaded and thinking something is uninteresting or not newsworthy because it has been done or written about before.

Ordinarily, the announcement of a new book would not by itself be newsworthy, but Hawken has had so much influence over corporate sustainability in the US that his work merits attention.