10 sentences with 'newspapers'
Example sentences and phrases with the word newspapers and other words derived from it.
• « He told Treholt that they would meet in out-of-the-way restaurants or leave messages for each other in newspapers, in the UN delegates' lounge. »
• « Cheap newspapers, magazines and books became commonplace during the eighteenth century, which in turn aided the steady growth of literacy rates. »
• « These customers were from various social classes and met to discuss the latest ideas and read the newspapers provided by the coffeehouse. »
• « Simultaneously, new and more advanced printing presses and cheaper paper made newspapers and magazines available to a mass reading public. This encouraged the spread not only of information and news, but also of shared written languages. »
• « In some cases, the rest of the nation would read about the revolution in their newspapers or by telegraph after the revolution had already succeeded in the capital. »
• « Written material moved from the form of books, which had been expensive and treated with great care in the early centuries of printing, to mass-market periodicals, newspapers and cheap printing. »
• « Even with the quality of life struggles of workers, by the late 19th century commodities were simply so cheap to produce that the average person actually enjoyed a better quality of life and could buy things like consumables and newspapers. »
• « Rival newspapers soon emerged, but what they had in common was that they did not seek to change or influence opinion, but rather to reinforce it: every political persuasion was now served by at least one newspaper that "preached to the choir", reinforcing pre-existing ideological perspectives rather than confronting them with inconvenient facts. »
• « While Mussolini was often praised in the foreign press, including in American newspapers and magazines, for such achievements as making (a few) Italian trains run on time, in the long run the Fascist government proved to be inefficient and often totally ineffective. »