Sentence examples for press satisfied from inspiring English sources

One tabloid made a horror-struck comment about how kidnapper Phillip Garrido ("the new Fritzl/Fred West/ Charles Manson, etc etc" – UK press) "satisfied his sick sexual urges" with Dugard, when, at that moment, it sounded like the only people being satisfied were the tabloids' readers.

"We believe it was an honest mistake," she said, "and we are going to do everything we can to make sure the public and the press are satisfied that all our public records are accounted for and disclosed".

The German mood was restrained, where the press were satisfied by the Soviet exclusion from patrols.

"I acknowledge the right of the authorities and the press to satisfy themselves as to whether I am the anthrax mailer," he said.

Its task, under the terms of the charter, is to guarantee that the press regulator satisfies the conditions of the charter, notably its independence from the industry.

The opening question in the press conference ran: "satisfied with the performance..."... Marcelino simply stared down his man and, as the tumbleweed blew past, replied: "No".

According to a Democratic strategist, Boxer's campaign has been accumulating information on Fiorina's tenure as chairman and C.E.O. of Hewlett-Packard — far more than has appeared in the press — and is satisfied with what it has found.

When you are satisfied, press Next.

It did not resort to the printing presses to satisfy populist spending pressures.

Although Click offers the capability of rapid prototyping and deployment and decent performance for a software router running on a PC, any purely software-based approach will be hard pressed to satisfy the demanding performance requirements of modern networks.

"Did you say so, President Bush?" After Mr. Bush told Mr. Roh it was up to the North Korean leader, Mr. Roh, apparently not satisfied, pressed again.