Sentence examples for topic of media from inspiring English sources

And what was the main topic of media coverage the next day?

In the marathon of self-examination which followed last Saturday's shootings, the tone of political debate became a central topic of media discussions.

Yesterday, incidentally, he was asked about his year-long stewardship of the Claret Jug, a topic of media interest ever since Padraig Harrington's son sized up the venerable vessel and asked if he could put ladybirds in it.

And while we're on the topic of media narrative, Trump now touts the big drop of about one-half of 1percentt in the unemployment rate since he took office, but while Obama was president he denigrated the unemployment rate as "nonsense".

Since the mid-1990s, thiso-calleded 'hospital superbug' was a topic of media and political concern in the UK [ 2].

This means the media and the folks around the water cooler are back to talking about Weiner; Weiner puns, the topic of social media and responsibility, wives and their loyalty, recklessness, and sex, sex, and more sex are the topics at hand.

The topic of social media came up and one dial-in caller lamented the fact that all Silicon Valley was producing was silly social media companies.

The location of the couple's presumed wedding ceremony becomes the topic of fervent media speculation; various reports abound that the pair had married in either Thailand or Glastonbury, amongst other later falsified stories.

While on the topic of New York media, the Baseball Writers Association of Americaa held its 87th awards banquet in Manhattan on Saturday night, and the Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez showed he has not reverted to his old ways in the absence of Kate Hudson.

In the days between the 26 February shooting and the 12 April arrest, the motives and culpability of Zimmerman became a topic of national media attention.

If you've spent any time on the Internet, regardless of whether you're a Trump supporter or horror-struck at his governance, the topic of Russian media, hacking to support (or later discredit when necessary) Trump's presidency and whether news is 'fake' or 'real' has been at the top of every family meal discussion list.