Sentence examples for celebrity argument from inspiring English sources

Those who might be quick to shame a man on the street might take a moment in the case of a celebrity argument.

However Yiannopoulos does have a valid point – if people are any good at giving advice about social media you tend to find that they are in the thick of the online conversation – not buying adverts, but engaging with the debate in terms of blogging, Tweeting etc. Leaving aside the issue of celebrity, my main argument is that tech startups are about teams not just individuals.

"With this being the Year of the Wood Horse, and with wood being very combustible, there will be a lot of scandals, conflicts, explosions and arguments," celebrity feng-shui master Alion Yeo told AFP.

She doesn't buy the argument that celebrity and a constant paparazzi presence come with the job.

Rather than being a cheap jibe, Cohen's ironic noting of his celebrity status continued the argument of a review that suggested he exemplifies the very mixing up of lowbrow and highbrow he criticises: as a regular newspaper columnist, a novelist whose film- and soap opera-influenced books are a "high-low blend", and now a B-lister fated to be "paparazzied".

Running through Starsuckers – and this wider debate – are two incompatible arguments about celebrity.

I did spot one quote from a paparazzo defending the photos, and other candid photos of topless celebrities, with the (paraphrased) argument "people will pay a lot of money for them, and I need to earn a living".

Despite a glorious American tradition of resistance singing (think of the abolitionist songs of the Hutchinson Family in the 19th Century), progressive political types often think it's enough to have a celebrity singer deliver our arguments at fundraisers or benefit concerts.

There may be an argument, too, about celebrity over-simplifying complex issues.

Brafman was the opposite: during his closing argument, the diminutive celebrity defense attorney paced in front of the jury and tried an emotional appeal.

You can see why Hacked Off might want to reduce the argument to fabulous celebrity line-up v grubby relics of media self-interest, rather than rehearse the familiar, if still chilling experiences of press victims, such as the McCanns, some of whose tormentors are still at work.