On June 18 , 2015 Coral Davenport, writing in the New York Times, was the first in the press to note that the encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si', released by Pope Francis that same day, with tremendous praise from diverse quarters, "is as much an indictment of the global economic order as it is an argument for the world to confront climate change".
There seemed to be an unpleasant eagerness, in press accounts, to note that her body was not quite what it once was.
My statements at the President's Conference were not meant to "compare Abe Foxman to Minister Farrakhan," as some in the press liked to note.
That led the mayor's press secretary, Edward Skyler, to note that the ban sought by the Democrats "clearly falls well short" of what the mayor wants.
Press a button to note the precise location of your car using the device's GPS, then later, using Google Maps it will lead you back to the appropriate spot.
More data are needed, as every scientist in the press conference managed to note.
In spite of the heated words in the official Chinese press, it is reassuring to note that Beijing and Washington are merely fighting the same old fights: Taiwan, Tibet and human rights.
(And why has the press been so reticent to note that Big Three autoworkers recently made significant concessions to management?).
But of course, when a game like Grand Theft Auto V or Watch Dogs is written about in the mainstream press, it's often to note how irredeemably, unapologetically violent it is.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) continued his praise of President Barack Obama's work responding to Hurricane Sandy, using a press briefing Monday evening to note that he appreciated the "leadership" Obama was showing in the emergency.
Van Hollen would rather draw a line around Price's statements, but Roberts presses, and Van Hollen tries to note that the employer mandate is "not central to the overall idea," and that the individual insurance market runs separately.
