Sentence examples for powerful paper from inspiring English sources

It is a very powerful paper, so the prime minister was against it".

That's the only way to reach an audience as large as the one the Sun commands, but there's the obvious problem that it would involve taking on the country's most powerful paper.

Love it or – seeing as you're reading the Guardian – more likely hate it, you can't deny the Daily Mail manages to catch and often steer a certain tone in this country, which is why it was recently described by the august New Yorker as "the most powerful paper in Britain".

Ballerinas Take a Bow in Delicate and Powerful Paper Costumes.

Media critics say the legacy of the "yellow journalism" of turn-of-the-20th-century America has migrated in recent decades to Fleet Street, the traditional home in London of many of Britain's most powerful papers.

It was once so powerful a paper that it helped engineer the election of a Socialist, Meyer London, to Congress.

In a powerful briefing paper from 2012, Oxfam called on Israel to "immediately halt the construction of all illegal settlements" and end "policies and practices that are illegal under international law and harm the livelihood of Palestinian civilians".

His dispatches have been carried by the dominant Paris papers (Le Figaro, Le Monde, Paris Presse, & France-Soir) and by powerful provincial papers such as Sud-Ouest of Bordeaux and Le Progres of Lyon.

From the start, Mr. Amnat said, he was determined to do the kind of probing journalism that is generally found only in big, powerful national papers.

It allows you flip, so to speak, through the pages of our sexual past and to see each entry for what it is: an idea, powerful yet paper-thin, overlaying the impenetrable mystery of our existence.

Then technology started to intrude in the form of the telegraph, dominated by Western Union and powerful MSM papers in the form of the Associated Press.