Sentence examples for straightforward news from inspiring English sources

For the various forms of analytical journalism that don't have a personal voice or viewpoint, but are not straightforward news reports either, there is a special new headline format.

The new publisher wanted a motto that would affirm the newspaper's straightforward news policy.

Even straightforward news stories mocked the panic.

The new talk show, which will most likely have its premiere in September, will replace "Campbell Brown," a straightforward news program.

"In its news pages," the guide says, "The Times presents both straightforward news coverage and other journalistic forms that provide additional perspective on events".

As for the channel itself, when it started Tuesday afternoon, it seemed to deliver on what it promised — serious, straightforward news.

However straightforward its news articles, its headlines and columnists tend to goad, gloat and cheer.

Muir's report, from Fallujah and Ramadi as Iraqi troops fight to free the cities from Isis, was a little more straightforward in news terms, but its length and the fact he was filmed at two locations illustrated the BBC's willingness to allow the item to "breathe".

"Our point is pretty straightforward: The news outlets in the pool decide who is in the pool -- not the campaign," said Ryan Grim, Washington bureau chief of The Huffington Post.

One, above the fold, is a fairly straightforward spot-news shot of Radislav Krstic, a Bosnian Serb general, on crutches, in The Hague, where he was found guilty of genocide.

Along with treating employees like adults comes the need for managers to be straightforward about bad news.