Sentence examples for press speak from inspiring English sources

Although the headlines in the government controlled press speak of conspiracies fomented from abroad, it's enough to look at the images of the police and the armed commandos beating the protestors to understand where the violence comes from.

The Kennedy administration, Congress and the press spoke uneasily of mobs of black people rioting in the capital.

"Albini, Lagerfeld and [Yves] Saint Laurent were all from the same generation; the press spoke of them as three geniuses from three places," Tonchi says.

Furthermore, he had sold stories to the press, speaking about how he felt "abandoned" by the TV mogul after dropping out of an expensive boarding school she paid for him to attend.

The British music press spoke positively about the album, with Q giving it four out of five stars calling it "a surprising, playful collection" while the NME wrote that Debut was "an album that believes music can be magical and special".

Mr. Washington, pressed, spoke about the hours he spent in a flight simulator, getting ready for the harrowing cockpit scenes early in the picture, when his character, Whip Whitaker, has to fight his way to an emergency landing.

Uzbekistan recently lifted official censorship, but there is still no independent or opposition press to speak of.

All forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of the time when made.

There's no art press to speak of, no criticism of any weight.

So where are the contemporary politicians with the courage, integrity and sheer guts to stand up to the bias and toxicity of the rightwing press and speak out?

"The press would speak well of them and attack us as people who couldn't keep up with the times, who made dirty wines from filthy wood.