Sentence examples for so-called news from inspiring English sources

"There is absolutely nothing new in this so-called news," the Sharon adviser said.

Now, at least a question arises as to whether the media should really trust a story coming out of Fox News or whether they are pushing a Republican agenda with their so-called news item.

Now I feel that same kind of doom seeing a so-called news network defame my students and their peers throughout the country and call for the further criminalization of our classrooms.

And that's just the worst, how predictable our response to their so-called news will be".

And star-struck magazines and so-called news shows gasped: was it possible the wedding had been a sham?

Britain's laws affect the content of so-called news stories as well as the means of attaining them.

When news organizations create so-called fake news in order to drum up a little advertising cash, everyone loses.

For years he called in tips to BNN until the company hired him six years ago to work weekend nights, a peak time for crime in New York, which makes Mr. Crockman a main gatekeeper for the flow of so-called spot news in New York.

This latest self-described human error also comes as the paper finds itself a focal point in President's Trump's war on so-called "fake news," repeatedly calling out "the failing New York Times" by name on Twitter.

Many of the prime-time news magazines on the broadcast networks, however, are actually drawing smaller audiences -- evidence that the new news viewers are drawn to so-called hard news that focuses on the developments of the day rather than the feature-oriented subject matter of the magazines.

Earlier this year a report by an expert group established by the Commission to help shape its response to the so-called 'fake news' crisis, called for more transparency from online platform, as well as urgent investment in media and information literacy education to empower journalists and foster a diverse and sustainable news media ecosystem.