Sentence examples for for human interest from inspiring English sources
That may make for good business; for human interest, not so much.
Overt grief is part of life now, stoked by a public and media hungry for human interest.
A winner of six Pulitzer Prizes in its history, the paper has won three Ernie Pyle awards for human interest writing over the last four years and won the Raymond Clapper award for Washington reporting last year.
Although the term soft news was originally synonymous with feature stories placed in newspapers or television newscasts for human interest, the concept expanded to include a wide range of media outlets that present more personality-centred stories.
Beginning in the print media, she moved to making documentaries after she saw a lack of opportunities for human interest pieces in newspapers.
Wilder's astute handling of the chaotic scene around the mine - the media hordes, the gawkers and hangers-on, the souvenir and snack peddlers profiting off the situation - has much to say about our culture's lingering appetite for "human interest" tragedy.
In the last centuries the dominant Western culture has assumed human separation from and superiority to Nature, removed "personhood" from all but humans, and taken up attitudes of commodifying nature for human interests".
Before this discovery, when there was nothing but unbearable dread and wild hope on the part of Milly's loved ones, Murdoch minions were mining the tragedy for its titillation value, ferreting for bits of "human interest" to parade in their newspaper.
"I'd look for human-interest stories all the time to keep people listening to the game.
Amid the discord and failure, the producers have still made room for human-interest stories involving sick family members and sudden stardom after years in the minors.
