Sentence examples for respected newspaper from inspiring English sources

J. Russell Wiggins, the editor who was widely credited with transforming The Washington Post from a small and struggling enterprise into a nationally respected newspaper after World War II and who then became the United States ambassador to the United Nations in the waning months of the Johnson administration, died on Sunday at his home in Brooklin, Me.

One report, "The Reconstruction of American Journalism," by former Washington Post Editor Leonard Downie, Jr. and respected newspaper historian Michael Schudson and sponsored by the prestigious Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, is the most extensive research I've seen that has been conducted on the subject to date.

Even this respected newspaper fell into the trap.

"This time the beast has been seriously affected and weakened," said one respected newspaper.

A fake version of a respected newspaper in Jaffna, Uthayan, was also distributed.

Some of the most respected newspaper columnists are old enough to have covered the monarchy.

I've read that last one repeatedly, in bestselling books and respected newspapers of record.

Respected newspapers overseas, such as the New York Times and the Washington Post, have also joined the fray.

The piece in question in one of the more widely circulated but less universally respected newspapers of the UK outlined the three-dimensional reconstruction of Carboniferous arachnids.

A lot of columnists from highly respected newspapers don't seem to think so, and, besides Labour supporters, nobody else seems particularly fussed or shocked that an old, rich man said an old word used by rich people.      .

The problems are similar at Politika, the once respected state newspaper that became a mouthpiece for Mr. Milosevic.