Sentence examples for press is very from inspiring English sources

The press is very isolated.

"Any abridgment of the First Amendment right to the freedom of the press is very concerning".

The Iranian press "is very open in describing the killings going on inside the country," Gardiner said.

Nick Robinson, the BBC's political editor, speaking on Radio 4's Today programme this morning, pointed out that the Tory press is "very angry" at the delay.

"The political press is very different than the business press," Mr. Bloomberg, the chief executive of Bloomberg L.P., said in his opening remarks at the New York Financial Writers Associationn's annual dinner.

But then these photos of Kristen in the arms of Rupert Sanders, who directed her latest film Snow White and the Huntsman, were taken and published in America where the press is very much freer than it is now becoming in the UK.

"In those days, the Western press was very well represented here," he said.

My career took a dip because the press was very condescending about quiz shows then".

"I had just arrived in Uruguay where the press are very good to me because I am one of theirs," he continues.

The British press are very adept at disguising themselves as bushes and staying in the garden with a long-lens camera.

"I think it must be horrible now but journalism was very different then and the press was very positive about migrants.