Sentence examples similar to wing coverage from inspiring English sources

But Harry Guggenheim, Newsday's conservative owner, disapproved of the paper's liberal innovations under Moyers, particularly what he called its "left-wing" coverage of the antiwar movement.

These are only a few of the articles you run into when you dedicate yourself to reading an entire day's worth of right-wing coverage of incoming New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, probably the most viral politician to emerge from last month's midterms.

It's not completely clear what led Trump voters to suddenly see the sunny side of one of the U.S.'s top global adversaries, but the ideological ground had already been softened up by years of favorable right-wing coverage of Putin's social conservatism and Syrian military adventures, set against a supposedly feckless Obama administration.

After all that hyperventilating and tantrum-throwing from the right-wing, blanket TV coverage and acres of hysterial newsprint, half the public still don't give a toss.

Or put another way, is there any limit to how small or poorly attended a Tea Party rally can be before the press finally stops showering the right-wing movement with coverage?

The Australian Federal Police confirmed Wednesday that they were looking into allegations by the former senator, Bill O'Chee, that an executive of News Limited, News Corp.'s Australian media wing, promised him favorable coverage if he would change his vote on media-related legislation almost 15 years ago.

Wings, wings, wings!

Tests included the cases of complete and partial riblet coverage on the wing.

The company currently operates two Agusta 109E rotor wing aircraft that offer primary coverage for over 33,000 square miles and 274 first response agencies and interfacility transport services for 38, mostly rural, hospitals.

Georgia immediately made the Razorbacks pay for their single coverage on the wings.

Today, worrying that the media has been devoting too much coverage to right-wing outbursts at town halls, Mr Yglesias seemed to criticise his own institution.[T]o take a bit of a self-critical look at things, this dynamic wasn't helped by the rise of a left-wing mass media (blogs, Rachel Maddow, etc).