Sentence examples for press rather than from inspiring English sources

Blair battles apathy and the press, rather than the Tories.

"You've done a great job of building us up," Hodgson said, seemingly to the assembled press rather than Cole.

"Perhaps they decided that it's best to talk to the press rather than not talk to the press," Cardinal George said.

However, Blair says he disagrees with a whole series of injunctions and subclauses about how you should deal with the press rather than anybody else.

Which is why the Wallabies chose to send out two penitent men to make a confession on Sunday morning, to the press rather than the priest.

Too often the emphasis at these meetings was doing something about the popular press rather than preserving the freedoms of all the press.

And lastly, a juice worth trying for its taste and good content - no preservatives, pressed rather than processed, is Cawston Vale's Apple and Rhubarb.

The title of her marvelous fifth collection, FELT (Norton, $22), is meant to signify both an emotion once experienced -- or, as one poem is called, "The Permeable Past Tense of Feel" -- but also the fabric constructed by fibers that are forcibly pressed, rather than woven, together.

The latter actions have already been partially undertaken: The Fed is effectively already monetizing U.S. fiscal deficits as the purchase of markets assets is financed with the Fed printing presses rather than the TARP program.

This isn't he first we've heard of pressure sensitive screens from Apple: It filed a patent in November last year that described a similar system but with sensors that were placed beneath the screen and reacted to being actually pressed, rather than located in key areas and using triangulation and relative force detection to triangulate input.

TV Zone's Anthony Brown, who considered the episode "curious[ly] low-key", regretted the planned direct-to-DVD films, as "the whole thing inevitably loses its punch as the reset button's pressed, rather than providing the genuine emotion of an actual ending".