Sentence examples for press critiques from inspiring English sources

David Brooks of The Times mocked press critiques of Romney, but the satire slashed the candidate, too: "Romney owns many homes without garage elevators and the cars have to take the stairs".

The press critiques on him -- "hotheaded," "arrogant," "mercurial," "a jerk" -- echo the knocks on W., back before "the Roman candle" of the Bush family ran for Texas governor and transformed himself into a disciplined and genial campaigner.

His press critiques helped turn me into a media critic, and in 1986 I founded the media watch group FAIR.

CNN's weekly press critique, "Reliable Sources," inquired why.

Then Trump spent Sunday morning tweeting aspersions about the press, critiquing various elements of coverage and largely ignoring his opponent, despite recent, damaging reports about her relationship with donors and her record as a senator.

The press critique was looking at the wrong measure of success.

Osler's 2009 book Jesus on Death Row (Abingdon Press) critiqued the American death penalty through the lens of Jesus's trial, and led to an improvised performance of that trial that has been conducted in 11 states, with Osler serving as the prosecutor.

To the Editor: I'm no fan of Newt Gingrich, but I did wince on his behalf: I can think of few humiliations greater than having a leading scholar dissect one's Ph.D. dissertation in the national press and critique its lack of grand vision.

Still, Trump rarely has gone a few days without taking shots at the press, sometimes critiquing several outlets or journalists in a single morning or afternoon, as The Huffington Post found when revisiting the the real estate developer's greatest hits since announcing his run for president on June 16.

Pressed about critiques of the WEF raised by Public Eye and others -— for example that it's attended almost exclusively by men (this year only 17.8percentt of guests are women) — forum representatives were quick to cite those NGOs that do take part in panels.

Still, style points went to Mr. Romney, who continually and methodically pressed his critique of Mr. Obama.