Sentence examples for because of a tabloid from inspiring English sources
It's a rare day that a Premier League chairman, for example, offloads his star player just because of a tabloid indiscretion – something ultimately trivial from a business perspective.
It's not something I've talked about really because it's always been in the glare of a tabloid world.
It has the sensibility of a tabloid.
Confessions of a Tabloid Terrorist.
In an interview, John Graham, a former United States editor of The Financial Times, said that though he admired Ms. Brown's writing and viewpoint, her column had widely failed to impress, in part because it appeared in a tabloid section of The Times known as T2, among features and cultural news.
The Perils of Palin maintains its soap-operatic drive not just because of the tabloid antics of Bristol, Levi, et al., but because you are kept guessing about where the pop culture ends and the politics begins.
Because of her tabloid image, I have avoided reading anything about her or even seeing her films, but Mr. Harris's profile humanizes Ms. Jolie in such a way that I now have a completely different view of her.
One executive who did business with Ms. Grubman prearrest said he stopped afterward because of the tabloid notoriety that followed, which seemed in direct proportion to the glossy high profile Ms. Grubman had cultivated before her troubles.
Khloe, who is often a tabloid target because of her own weight fluctuations, wrote that she "can not tolerate one more vicious attack on [her] sister!" and says that anyone who criticizes a pregnant woman for gaining weight is "true scum" in her eyes.
Two weeks ago, the House of Representatives shut for a few days because of an anthrax scare, prompting tabloid newspapers to castigate congressmen as "wimps".
