Sentence examples for supporters the paper from inspiring English sources

"The growing prospect of a break-up of the Union should galvanise supporters," the paper says.

"The focus on Labour leaves Mr Cameron reliant on Mr Miliband to appeal to the party's heartland supporters," the paper notes.

Even the most ardent supporters of the paper whisper that in the 1990s, the newspaper sided with the BJP.

He said he had heard from both critics and supporters of the paper's decision not to report the allegation against Witt.

But Willes's supporters at the paper contend that, despite the ineptitude with which the Staples Center incident was handled, he gets a bum rap when it comes to criticism about the quality of the paper today.

Supporters of the paper gathered outside its office, some of the protesters carried banners that read: "We want press freedom, constitutionalism and democracy".

The scuffles broke out after supporters of the paper, published on Thursdays, jeered and skirmished with a small band of leftists holding posters of Chairman Mao Zedong and signs denouncing the Southern Weekly as "a traitor newspaper" for defying the party.

There has been some disagreement among street newspaper publishers and supporters over whether papers should accept advertising, with some arguing that advertising is practical and helps support the paper, and others claiming that many kinds of advertisements are inappropriate in a paper that is mainly geared towards the poor.

When I asked Amos Schocken, Amira Hass's greatest supporter on the paper, when he had last visited Ramallah, which is a fifteen-minute drive from Jerusalem, he said, "I've never been there".

MacKenzie, who edited the Sun between 1981 and 1994, was an enthusiastic supporter of the paper's editorial line that the UK should vote for its own "independence day" and offered up "10 reasons why you must vote Brexit".

Even Michael Palin got in on the act with a brief turn as an amiable colonel and supporter of the paper, gently telling a disgruntled subordinate: "I rather think the authors are aware [that war isn't funny] – I think that may be the point".