Sentence examples for press was as from inspiring English sources

Writing for the popular press was as much her ambition as "high" art.

Trump's own criticism of the press was as trumped-up as many of his other campaign slogans, created to rile the crowd and deflect attention from, among other things, the fact that his manipulation of the media was the engine that propelled him to the top of the heap.

The press was, as we might expect, unforgiving.

"If the press was, as David Riesman called it, 'the gunpowder of the mind,' the computer, in its capacity to smooth over unsatisfactory institutions and ideas, is the talcum powder of the mind".

My first job at the Press was as an editorial associate in acquisitions working for Tim Mennel on US History and Chicago and regional books, and Elizabeth Branch Dyson on education, ethnomusicology, and philosophy.

The reason the founders accorded the press the protections of the First Amendment was under the belief that the press was, as Jeffery Smith described it, "A lash for government and a prod for the people". Under this point of view, government was rendered more stable by a free press, since it exposed problems (and allowed for reform), preserving the liberties of the people.

Reprints of academic monologues from Oxford University Press put out by Sandpiper Press are as austere as ever.

His on-the-record comments to the press are as scarce as his off-the-record conversations are plentiful.

Attention to the press is as intense as it ever gets in the final 30 days of the election.

"The hip-hop press is as critical as any music media that we've ever had," he said.

Maggie O'Farrell's Instructions for a Heatwave (Tinder Press) is as good as any of her previous books and evokes the mood created by the heatwave of 1976.