Sentence examples for superficial press from inspiring English sources

But I also recognize a pattern of superficial press attention that recalled narratives produced during the 1960s "War on Poverty", when sensational images of the poor filled the pages of newspapers and magazines.

Will they embrace the courage and conviction one would expect of the highest administrators at institutions of higher learning, or cower behind superficial press releases and bogus excuses?

A few days after my column was published, The New York Times published an extraordinary set of articles on tax policy as it actually exists in the United States--beneath all of the politicians' rhetorical posturing and the all-too-frequent unquestioning and superficial press coverage.

Ben Miller is the self-important document leaker disappointed by the superficial response of the press to his manifesto.

"Commodity news" made up of superficial coverage and parsed press releases is plentiful online.

Three quick (and admittedly superficial) reactions to Obama's press conference this afternoon.

In the latest Candidate Confessional, Bachmann detailed those challenges: from the oddly personal questions she would get from the press to the superficial demands that came with being on the biggest stage.

But the superficial populism of the vote and the constant free press Abbott will receive only goes so far in explaining why the Liberal Party's hard right faction have pushed so hard for a voluntary plebiscite in the first place.

The superficial impressions of safety - the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe standing in the press lounge in high-vis jacket an hour before kick-off – were only choreography.

The press quickly criticised him for what appeared to be a superficial response.

Like other reporters who cover the White House, Chuck Todd knows that the White House press corps, along with the rest of the media, is more superficial than it once was.