Sentence examples for phony press from inspiring English sources

The phony press images of Strickling-era Hollywood seem harmless enough.

3. The SEC charged a Merrick, New York, stock broker with fraud for creating and distributing phony press releases to manipulate the prices of public companies.

While it's true that the 24-hour news cycle stops for no man (or holiday), we can't help but be suspicious of every story that breaks on April 1, especially when many networks and news sites get into the spirit of the occasion with phony press releases and misleading tweets to really sell the pranks.

Both the Knox prosecution and the Bush Administration and Darrell Issa (just to name three) planted phony information in the press.

In the past six years, the Administration and its surrogates have issued a stream of disinformation about intelligence and Iraq; paid friendly "columnists" like Armstrong Williams and Maggie Gallagher tens of thousands of dollars to parrot the White House line; accredited to the White House press corps a phony journalist and ex-prostitute (Jeff BulldogGannonnon, a.k.a.a

Trump wrote on his Facebook page: "Based on the incredibly inaccurate coverage and reporting of the record setting Trump campaign, we are hereby revoking the press credentials of the phony and dishonest Washington Post".

"Based on the incredibly inaccurate coverage and reporting of the record setting Trump campaign," he wrote, "we are hereby revoking the press credentials of the phony and dishonest Washington Post".

He was quickly exposed as a phony and pilloried in the community and press as an "idiot" and the "ultimate slime".

Desperate to prove how open-minded they were, the liberal music press launched a campaign of phony tolerance, celebrating this effeminate shift from the hyper-hetero sausage-fest that is modern hip-hop.

But just for once, if only for the prestige element, couldn't a Larry Ellison make a phony announcement about donating $115 million, followed by a press release stating that the $115 million gift has been withdrawn?

News was sparse from the front lines, and the American press started referring to the situation as the "Phony War".