Sentence examples for the media having from inspiring English sources
The media, having been burned too many times on the subject, were more skeptical, if not wholly unsympathetic.
Following their break-up in 1980 she revealed Felt's name to the media, having inferred it from clues left by Bernstein.
It comes with a whole package of interacting with the media, having people expect things out of you in a different way, having the onus of the country on your shoulders as far as the sport is concerned.
One of the little-discussed issues in this is that forging a career in the media, having longevity, requires more than luck: it needs graft, aptitude, networking and reinvention.
She is also a keen defender of the BBC's independence and understands the media, having been economics editor of The Independent for eight years and, formerly, a regular presenter on BBC Radio 4's Analysis.
Only because Chelsea lost was he even speaking to the media, having a flight to catch to Amsterdam to visit his ill father: "There are more important things in life".
The media has not escaped.
The media have lustily promoted the Wilsons.
The media have become a particular target.
The media have taken an interest.
