Sentence examples for press highlights from inspiring English sources

It's the Jack White paradox: a musician rails that the press highlights trivialities rather than their pure art, while wholly aware that their comments perpetuate the gossip cycle, cultivate their persona and probably don't hurt sales.

The present study (Kandioler et al., in press) highlights that "early" advanced stage III tumors are different from N2 tumors and that N1 patients with TP53 mutations are less likely to respond to 5-FU adjuvant therapy in comparison to wild type.

He wrote a column for the Southampton Press, highlighting the lives of vibrant seniors on the East End.

Not surprisingly, the top themes the press highlighted in their reporting were the ones the campaigns had been pushing.

But he warned that a new press watchdog should not curb freedom of expression in the British press, highlighting the state-controlled parts of the Russian media.

Back then, Qureia's statement attracted much media attention, and particularly the Israeli press highlighted the controversial nature of his remarks: Ha'aretz compiled a special report on the question "Is the two-state solution in danger?" and the Israeli-Palestinian forum Bitterlemons devoted an issue to "Abu Ala's remark about a one state solution".

After watching the press highlight panty-less nightly escapades and DUI charges, the public wants some positive news.

The British press highlighted these meetings, but an aide to Gandhi said, "You may say emphatically that Gandhi never asked Meher Baba for help or for spiritual or other advice".

Detroit photographer Noah Stephens has aimed to show a different side of the city from what frequently makes it into national press, highlighting its interesting, motivated and beautiful people in his portraiture project "The People of Detroit".

The Detroit Free Press highlighted the Land donation email in an editorial published Tuesday calling for politicians to avoid limiting President Obama's options to dealing with the situation in Syria.

Rio Branco's work in the press, highlighting threats posed by the armed conflicts in the Platine republics (Argentina and Uruguay), attracted the attention of Honório Hermeto Carneiro Leão, Marquis of Paraná, who invited him to act as secretary on a diplomatic mission to Montevideo.