Sentence examples for from the tabloids from inspiring English sources
The plot comes straight from the tabloids.
Darnay Hoffman's life seemed to be lifted straight from the tabloids.
Shemarya says he feels it's crucial that Zoe move away from the tabloids.
Everyone high and low needs protection from the tabloids, the web and the state.
The Arias case hasn't made quite the leap from the tabloids into the mainstream that Knox's did.
Sexual infidelity is also an excellent strategy for a narcissistic celebrity to get attention from the tabloids.
The heroine's ripped-from-the-tabloids melodrama is also woven into a layered legal drama filmed in the sleek, elliptical style of "Damages," though with fewer confusing flashbacks.
But between the likelihood of surveillance cameras' capturing every dramatically significant moment (with crystal-clear sound) and the filmmaker's deployment of ripped-from-the-tabloids ugliness to increase viewer involvement, "Look" grows less compelling and believable as it unreels.
But between the likelihood of surveillance cameras capturing every dramatically significant moment (with crystal-clear sound) and the filmmaker's deployment of ripped-from-the-tabloids ugliness to amp up viewer involvement, "Look" grows less compelling and believable as it unreels.
"I'm a dragon!" On its publication in 2010, Donoghue's novel was billed as a thinly veiled depiction of the Fritzl case, a torn-from-the-tabloids account that – depending on your stance – either explored or exploited the consequences of an atrocity.
A movie about Anna Nicole Smith is, at first glance, so precisely a ripped-from-the-tabloids film it may as well be Harvey Levin reading TMZ's old stories.
