Sentence examples for suspect news from inspiring English sources
Any number of big stories have started out as untouchable in suspect news outlets like The National Enquirer, but eventually broke into the mainstream.
I detect an insidious subtext in the constant emphasis on the woman's age in coverage of the recent Central Park rape case ("Rape Victim, 73, Says She Reported Earlier Confrontation With the Suspect," news article, Sept. 15).
But the Post's story had the force of revelation, thanks in large part to the apparent scientific authority of PropOrNot's work: the group released a thirty-two-page report detailing its methodology, and named names with its list of two hundred suspect news outlets.
Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere already (I didn't find any reports on the usual suspect news sites and blogs straight away) but this is currently making the rounds on Twitter.
Iran's foreign minister, Kamal Kharrazi, claims that the country has not harbored Qaeda suspects (news article, Sept. 9).
When Facebook launched the Music feed the day after f8, I suspected "news" and video feeds to launch, but they never did.
I suspect this news will be met with some glee by detractors of the late Dr Robert Atkins and his diet.
10.19pm: AND I have got so caught up with being appalled that I forgot to record Lie To Me. @hermionegingold - would love to liveblog Question Time but I suspect the news desk will have it all under control.
I suspect this news will only embolden Trump's supporters to make sure they show up to the polls in remaining states.
The convictions of two men who participated in the Central Park wilding last June and the guilty pleas by 16 other suspects (news article, April 3) should send a strong signal to New York City police officers that they cannot stand idly by while women are being molested.
Re "Britain's Prime Minister Pledges an Inquiry Into the Torture of Terrorism Suspects" (news article, July 7): This would be an excellent time for the Obama administration to engage in a parallel inquiry, particularly since it is likely that the British inquiry will uncover information that will embarrass the United States.
