Sentence examples for respectable newspapers from inspiring English sources

For a week or so, respectable newspapers turn into society tabloids, which I pretend not to read.

The staff also read dozens of respectable newspapers and magazines, antennae alert for the daft and the bizarre.

Other respectable newspapers reluctantly decided to run a trumped-up photo of Mousse in a compromising situation.

It seems that during such bad times even the most respectable newspapers somehow needed to write an upbeat story for the holidays.

In 1953, since respectable newspapers were closed to him, he began IF Stone's Weekly as a four-page investigative sheet, and achieved a kind of immortality.

Though not all junketeers are out-and-out whores, most are; few respectable newspapers or magazines allow their employees to attend such functions.

What they said about Hamilton can't really be printed in a respectable newspaper.

In Oakeshott's view, that left Pryce a choice: she could "do the book, but give serialisation rights to a more respectable newspaper, ie the Sunday Times.

Astonishing that an allegedly respectable newspaper should be used to sneakily puff and promote the kindred commercial interests of its proprietors!

The Wall Street Journal, which is what I call a respectable newspaper, has a story today about how his campaign is building momentum in Iowa.

The Times is not nearly the paper that it was in 1981 — stories are increasingly cursory, there is more crime and celebrity news, and since 2004 it has been printed in tabloid format — but it is still a respectable newspaper, as is the Australian, which Murdoch launched as that country's first national newspaper, in 1964, and which didn't earn a profit for twenty years.