新聞に書かれていることはれっきとした事実である。の英語

What is reported in the paper is an obvious fact.

What the newspapers say is true.

A newspaper should report the truth.

newspapers gave only an approximation of the actual events

The newspapers gave only the bare facts.

The function of the press is to provide the common people with facts.

What do the papers say?

What does it say in the papers?

Any paper you read will tell the same story.

Newspaper accounts are not to be believed in haste.

There is nothing interesting in the newspaper.

The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.

Don't go by what the newspapers say.

The newspaper extracted several passages from the speech.

People in general have faith in everything newspapers say.

I didn't know about it until I read the paper.

I was disappointed reading that newspaper.

What the newspaper said about the weather has certainly come true.

Several newspapers published the story.

That newspaper has a lot of critical articles.

The report in the paper turned out to be false.

Today's paper contains nothing of importance.

The account appeared in all the papers.

The papers are unreliable―not to be relied upon―not to be depended upon.

I am disappointed to read that newspaper.

Some newspapers distorted the news.

I read an interesting factoid in today's paper.

I didn't know about it until I read the paper.

There's nothing important in the paper.

The papers say―It says in the papers―that such is the case.