Sentence examples for press attitude from inspiring English sources

The press attitude toward Muriel became tinged with some of the sentimentality spilled over from the Russier case once Gabrielle was dead.

Reviewing one of the 1979 concerts for NME, Charles Shaar Murray typified the general rock press attitude towards Bush at that point, scornfully describing the show as a throw-back to "all the unpleasant aspects of David Bowie in the Mainman era.... [Bowie manager/Mainman boss] Tony DeFries would've loved you seven years ago, Kate, and seven years ago maybe I would've too.

Of course we all like a good media mud slinging but it seems to me that the popular press' attitude to the Turner Prize is more far more out-dated than the thing itself.

Countless Franco-American differences of culture have been highlighted by the DSK case — in the judicial system, the press, attitudes to public figures' private lives, sex and the gravity of a rape charge — but a very fundamental one lies in the relation to authority.

"With respect to press attitudes towards America or me in particular, I am always working on the assumption that the press giving me a hard time is true wherever I go, whether in the United States or China," Obama said.

According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, "An anti-press attitude" pervades "all branches of Ecuadoran government".

His status as an unknown, German-born songwhoter who loves the spotlight and has an all-press-is-good-press attitude, however, has made him prime fodder for the sensationalistic wasteland that is modern news.

In this, the press's attitude may reflect the public's.

Although the government got a kicking in the press, the attitude towards the implicated oil companies was strikingly mild compared with today's blame game.

Metaphorically at least, Miller seems to have lived for years with a protective arm around her shoulder, which explains why such a reasonable man took unreasonable exception to the press's attitude.

By taking so many questions, he was able to turn the press corps' attitude from "why is Christie so silent?" to "when is he going to wrap up this thing?" in fewer than two hours.