Sentence examples for endless coverage from inspiring English sources

The endless coverage takes on an air of sameness, even though the implications are dire.

Minorities "cry racism" on a whim, but endless coverage of a digital blip is serious political commentary.

In the endless coverage of all this, let's not pretend we're actually talking of racism; these are celebrity gaffe stories for the search-engine age.

Radio 4's Today programme suggests that if you are tiring of endless coverage of the phone hacking story, listeners may care to watch the Taiwanese CGI version of the Gordon Brown "bullying" story.

There's endless coverage of drunken "ladettes" out on the lash, young girls being sick into gutters, lying in streets, smoking, getting pregnant, looking gormless, telling people with research clipboards that "all they wanna be is famous, innit".

When the Spanish king Juan Carlos was taken to hospital at the end of last month, most mainstream newspapers and magazines carried endless coverage, analysing his latest operation in the finest detail.

First came the endless television coverage of incendiary statements by the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., their controversial former pastor.

But after a week of seemingly endless news coverage of the event, the Giants might have finally blinked.

The Appleton sisters attracted much of the negative attention; endless tabloid coverage suggesting they were more likely to be found in the Met Bar than a recording studio.

The endless press coverage was encouraged and manipulated by Mussolini, who wanted to distract the public from his disastrous domestic policies.

Here's why: Bypassing Iowa — and its traditional early-voting partner, New Hampshire — means that a campaign would have to brave most of the month of January without a raft of free publicity, which comes through endless news coverage.