Sentence examples for copious press from inspiring English sources

The come-and-get-it approach (successfully employed, in the past, by Radiohead, Beyoncé, U2, and others) remains a luxury afforded only to established artists, for whom global celebrity guarantees copious press.

Throughout the film, Ms. Somers is depicted as both an ambitious starlet and the victim of some rotten career advice, a characterization that the producers say is well documented in the copious press clippings and public statements by Ms. Somers at the time.

International marriages get copious bad press.

The French press paid copious attention to these activities; and Fuller, who often crossed the line from garrulous to logorrheic, was happy to oblige, granting countless interviews for French newspapers and television.

The band, living in a decrepit Hollywood mansion once owned by Bela Lugosi and absorbing copious quantities of drugs, pressed on with their next album.

Signing Allen to an unprecedented TV deal will not only get Amazon lashings of press attention and copious amounts of legitimacy, it will also cause Allen's fans to search out the streaming hub (it is very hard to find from Amazon's cluttered home page) and sign up for the service.

The press has written copious colossal criticisms and unflattering articles on the Moller Skycar in the past, however TechFuture thought to be fair, another look was warranted.

In England Mr. Ashcroft is a rock god, renowned for heady, trance-inducing rock and for behavior suiting a musical antihero like copious drug-taking and sassing the press.

This sterling Criterion release presents the film beautifully, along with copious extras like a making-of by Wong Kar-wai, press conferences, interviews and even the original short story that inspired it.

Probably thinking he is engaged in a harmless private chat, Feldman – who has never stood for public office and has less to do with the press than the average ambitious policeman – lets his copious hair down a bit about the pressure on MPs from the party's increasingly elderly activists.

With a couple more high profile exits in the press, it should start to give the UK's copious talent pause for thought.