Sentence examples for restrained coverage from inspiring English sources

This should be an urgent issue, yet it's received scant attention from politicos and, even more surprisingly, restrained coverage from the usually sensation-seeking media.

He said that during his tenure as ABC's editor, he was not subject to formal censorship from the royal household, but voluntarily restrained coverage of the monarchy, as other mainstream publications did.

Do we believe that Twitter, or the mainstream media would have been any more restrained in their coverage?

(His wife, the Times' co-chief art critic Roberta Smith, was more restrained in her coverage but no less impressed).

Perhaps a moral hangover explains the generally restrained and constructive coverage of Libya's past, present and future across the papers.

Although in format it was a tabloid, its layout was restrained and its coverage sober, with long articles about education, foreign affairs, and other serious subjects.

Meanwhile, in a dramatic response, the conservative newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, normally restrained in its coverage of conservative parties, likened the Christian Social Union's drubbing to the defeat suffered by Napoleon at Waterloo.

State media coverage was restrained in advance of Mrs Clinton's arrival, with talk of a rivalry over Myanmar played down.

Tonight, ORT's coverage of him was more restrained.

Few Democrats doubt that ultimately the House will approve its version of a program to expand insurance coverage and restrain long-term health care spending, given the party's sizable majority.

"The central mechanism through which Obama seeks to extend coverage and restrain costs is via new 'exchanges,' insurance clearinghouses, modeled on the plan Mitt Romney enacted when he was governor of Massachusetts," noted Matt Miller, a former Clinton budget official and author of "The Tyranny of Dead Ideas".