Sentence examples for vivid reporting from inspiring English sources

Still, Newsweek maintained a strong reputation for accurate, brisk, and vivid reporting of news events.

But these excesses don't really matter, thanks to Manchester's vivid reporting, masterly narrative and authentically poetic touches.

A generation ago, Grossman's vivid reporting on the Palestinians for the weekly Koteret Rashit awakened many Israelis to the dehumanizing abuses of occupation.

(We know about this through the vivid reporting of Brook Zern, a flamenco historian who wrote about it in The Village Voice at the time and who was in the audience on Tuesday).

Dan Barry's vivid reporting on Elyria, Ohio, brilliantly explores this balance at precisely the moment that so much political coverage focuses on candidates rather than the character of the country," she told me.

The Nauru files lifts the secrecy surrounding Australia's hidden detention regime for asylum seekers through vivid reporting and the words of the guards and officials on the island themselves.

"It is a wrenchingly vivid report on the texture of life after Doomsday".

Many there have also received video CD's with vivid reports of torture suffered by practitioners.

Exile groups passed on many vivid reports about brutality toward monks, many of whom were reportedly driven away in trucks.

These were broadly in line with recommendations made by the bipartisan 9/11 Commission, whose vivid report into the attacks was a deserved, if unlikely, bestseller last year.

10.50am BST The BBC's Paul Wood has a vivid report from Jalula, north-east of Baghdad as it came under fire by Isis fighters spreading panic among Kurdish peshmerga troops.