Sentence examples for subject of negative from inspiring English sources

Evans was also the subject of negative briefings by a senior Ukip official source, who said her position was untenable.

"That was a calculated decision that the president made," said Mr. Wead, who himself became the subject of negative press a few years ago when he disclosed he had secretly taped conversations with Mr. Bush.

The shortlist has also been the subject of negative comment in the Guardian, the Times, the Independent and the Daily Telegraph – the outlets that comprise bedrock of the prize's media coverage.

He was also the subject of negative briefing from inside Ukip, and it emerged during his short-lived campaign that he had not declared a spent conviction for being drunk in charge of a scooter.

The Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, a nonpartisan media-research group, concurred; tracking campaign coverage, it found that McCain was the subject of negative stories twice as frequently as Obama.

20th Century Fox's latest attempt to bring the Marvel Comics tale to the big screen, which hits cinemas this weekend, has been the subject of negative buzz for months.

To look different: Subjects of negative rumors, according to a study of how we respond to gossip.

He is also forthright on the subject of the negative reviews some of his work has received.

"Believe it or not, I'm grateful for the role that you're going to play," said Mr. Gore, who has been the subject of some negative news coverage himself.

Mr. Bradshaw said the station would remove the cups, just as it would remove spot advertising from a newscast for any advertiser who is the subject of a negative report.

She has also been the subject of several negative stories in The New York Post recently about her role as a landlord in Harlem.