Sentence examples for virtually no press from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kerry's speech got virtually no press coverage.
While it has been successful, selling well in hardback and international sales, it received virtually no press interest outside Scotland.
If Jeremy Corbyn is to lead Labour to victory, it looks as if he will have to do so with virtually no press backing whatsoever.
However, a search in Google News (www.google.com) of the paper revealed virtually no press coverage.
He's got no party, no money, virtually no press, and even has some competition from former Democratic Congressperson Cynthia McKinney.
Last, and perhaps most telling, is a letter published at the tail end of the op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal (July 8 , 2009 to which there was virtually no press follow-up nor any government action as clearly called for in the letter.
The government, led by the president, Ilham Aliyev, is often criticized as repressive, and there is virtually no free press in Baku.
In the spring of 2008, he noted, McCain had embarked on a poverty tour of places like New Orleans and Selma, but virtually no one in the press paid attention.
How does the city of parks and colonial mansions and crowded markets and millions of tall, improbably narrow, painted houses — the city that tourists see first — get on with the silent official city that lets them know that the Party is omnipresent, that there is virtually no freedom of the press, no right to organize or protest, no legal opposition.
How does the city of parks and colonial mansions and crowded markets and millions of tall, improbably narrow, painted houses the city that tourists see first get on with the silent official city that lets them know that the Party is omnipresent, that there is virtually no freedom of the press, no right to organize or protest, no legal opposition.
Several media titans took note of the fact that these were the Potemkin games, with a pretty facade but virtually no movement on human rights, press and protest freedoms and Chinese foreign policy in places like Sudan, despite assurances to the contrary.
