Sentence examples for vigorous press from inspiring English sources
A more pressing need is a vigorous press.
If voters want a vibrant, vigorous press, apparently we will have to demand it.
Anyone doubting the importance of a vigorous press need only contemplate New Jersey officials without it.
"We have a vigorous press but it is often a vigorous and irresponsible press," he said.
"A free and vigorous press is an indispensable part of a system of democratic government," he wrote.
For example, while there is a vigorous press in Venezuela, he has squeezed the opposition off the airwaves.
The actor kept saying yesterday that we need a vigorous free press – ready to challenge, dissent and "take the piss" – but that the "toxic" wing of the British press had got completely out of control.
We badly need a vigorous, free press and there are a lot of mad people in the country who would love to gag the press.
There is a vigorous free press, and a lively civil society.
It has a vigorous independent press that is often harshly critical of the president.
Except for the desire that this "vigorous debate" (press secretary Robert Gibbs's disgraceful euphemism) over election "irregularities" not stand in the way of U.S.-Iranian engagement on nuclear weapons.
