Sentence examples for supportive newspapers from inspiring English sources

The report was vehemently denied, but even usually supportive newspapers reported word of the cabinet minister's concerns.

The government also came under fire from normally supportive newspapers such as the Mail and the Telegraph, as well as more usual critics such as the Mirror.

It helps that each and every one of these themes is dutifully amplified by a clutch of supportive newspapers ready to serve as the Tories' megaphone.

Many of his policy revolutions were revealed overnight in the columns of supportive newspapers - almost as if he were still in opposition.

The Prime Minister's craven, pitiful reaction to the fire in west London has alienated figures in her party and even usually supportive newspapers: "Tories Tell May: You Have Ten Days", was The Sunday Times's headline.

There has been no more supportive newspaper than The Daily News about Lin's superb performances".

His comments inspired at least one supportive newspaper editorial, a few criticisms by the news media, and criticism from everyone from the N.A.A.C.P. to mayoral rivals.

But wealthier types and donors based abroad lost their first passion for AAP, and once-supportive newspaper and television coverage turned more critical.

Mr McCann said: "He was berating us for not doing an interview with the News of the World and told us how supportive the newspaper had been.

I had written these words at the most desperate time of my life...There was absolutely no respect shown for me as a grieving mother or a human being or to my daughter" Gerry McCann On the reaction of NOTW editor Colin Myler when the couple gave an interview to Hello!: "He was berating us for not doing an interview with the News of the World and told us how supportive the newspaper had been.

Media coverage in Spain has not been favorable to the president, even in newspapers supportive of the Aznar government.