Sentence examples for papers reprinted from inspiring English sources

Danish papers reprinted the cartoons as a gesture of solidarity.

After protests began, other European papers reprinted the cartoons.

The cartoons were first published by the Danish daily Jyllands-Posten in September 2005 but a furore erupted only after other papers reprinted them in 2006.

Ministers seem to be working hard to make their new police and crime commissioner elections a shambles – providing too little information, costly elections in cold dark November, the helpline not working, ballot papers reprinted.

Not all of Mr. Van der Ryn's eco-utopian schemes proved wildly popular, particularly his fascination with compost toilets as a means of saving water, the subject of a book he wrote in the 70's called "The Toilet Papers" (reprinted by Chelsea Green).

The underlying idea of Sosa's theory of knowledge has remained essentially intact from at least the mid-1980s (see the papers reprinted in Sosa 1991, esp. part IV), but he has recently reformulated his account so as to place it within a more general theory of evaluation (Sosa 2007, chs. 2, 4 and 5).

Hundreds of daily papers reprint the Post's news articles and opinion pieces, while online readership spans the world.

His paper reprinted offensive material from the anti-secular blogosphere.

As the paper reprinted pages from across the decades, one astonishingly prescient detail caught the eye.

The paper reprinted the "curriculum vitae" of the prime minister of Belarus on the front page.

The trouble nearly spread to Norway when a Norwegian Christian paper reprinted the drawings.