Pravda in a sentence

As a freelance journalist, she has written for publications that include the Ukrainian news websites Hromadske and Ukrainska Pravda, as well as the broadcaster Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

Outlets such as Kyiv Independent and Ukrainska Pravda have established modern journalism among chaos — and a widespread audience.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán arrived in Kyiv on the morning of 2 July, making it his first visit in many years, reports citing Ukrainska Pravda.

Jim VanderHei of Axios at least approached an insight, although he still believes that the Pravda media isn't really that biased.

Ukraine's presidential adviser Dmytro Lytvyn's reaction came after almost a week of silence after Ukrainska Pravda claimed that the Ukrainian government is exerting "systematic pressure" against one of Ukraine's biggest news media sites.

Ironically, every time Schiff mentions the Russian threat, he is feeding into Putin’s propaganda machine that makes Pravda look like amateur hour.

The New York Times again is Pravda on the Hudson spreading Anti-American propaganda.

Many of the inquisitive animals wandering over to check out visitors are former Melbourne Cup winners: Might and Power; Efficient; Brew (winner of the Cup that Pravda shirked).

Thus far the Boston Globe-Democrat and the rest of the Progressive Pravda Press have largely ignored Warren’s work on behalf of the scandal-plagued casino project.

Journalist Mark Harris, in his turn, found out that one of Musk’s employees has already owned a company called Pravda launched in October 2017.

Pravda and RT have been denying it since Monday.

The St. Pete Pravda is declaring St. Petersberg the worst place to die?

They are in a situation where they are supported by the Americans, and they are playing their game, Ivan Konovalov explained to Pravda.

Yet, the technology and the infrastructure are secret," Vladimir Sazhin told Pravda.

An attack on the music and subject matter of the opera in the Soviet Union's government journal Pravda meant that this work was Shostakovich's last opera.

Artsutanov's idea was introduced to the Russian-speaking public in an interview published in the Sunday supplement of Komsomolskaya Pravda in 1960, citation but was not available in English until much later.

Even Soviet music critics who had praised the opera were forced to recant in print, saying they "failed to detect the shortcomings of Lady Macbeth as pointed out by Pravda".

Following the German capitulation, the Bolshevik legislature ( VTsIK ) annulled the treaty on 13 November 1918, and the text of the VTsIK Decision was printed in Pravda newspaper the next day.

However, Pravda criticized The Limpid Stream for incorrectly displaying peasant life on the collective farm.

In January 1940, the Pravda continued to stress that no civilian targets in Finland had been struck, even by accident.