media criticism

常見(jiàn)例句

The internet also facilitated media criticism.
網(wǎng)絡(luò)也使對(duì)媒體的批評(píng)更加便利。
“But it’s not a level of in-depth media criticism, ” she says, “and so there’s just this sort of—’Hmm, do I trust this?
她說(shuō)：“但是這不是深層次的媒體批評(píng)，這只是一種‘唔，我應(yīng)該相信這個(gè)嗎？
The law guarantees a right of reply (regardless of truth) to those whose “honour and dignity” are hurt by media criticism.
法律保證了那些“榮譽(yù)和尊嚴(yán)”受到媒體傷害（不論是否屬實(shí)）的人有權(quán)回應(yīng)。
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Former prime minister Sharif continued his criticism of President Asif Zardari in a series of media appearances Thursday and Friday.

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He could discount pinpricks of media criticism: favourable coverage on national television easily outweighed it.
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It also launches into a bit of media criticism about stock tickers scattered through stories.
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