Sentence examples for generate a media from inspiring English sources
The proposed article would generate a media storm and much public interest in the claimant's family.
Hollywood films generate a media buzz that opens doors for anti-slavery advocates.
The judge said publishing the story would be "devastating" for the man and would "generate a media storm" – saying the couple's children would become the subject of increased press attention.
C1X helps them target the audience they're looking for across those sites, or it can generate a media plan based on the advertisers' goals and specifications.
Cruz, a contender for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, used the book effectively to generate a media blitz this week, in hopes of boosting his poll numbers in a crowded GOP field.
As my colleague Rick Noack noted, the Paradise Papers may generate a media-led uproar, but the loopholes revealed in them still exist and are, in most cases, legal.
Drew Peterson, the former suburban Chicago police officer who generated a media storm after his fourth wife vanished in 2007, was convicted Thursday of murdering his third wife.
Meanwhile, the creators of "Westworld" the television show have generated a media experience that transcends passive entertainment; the first season carried itself as if it had evolved beyond linear storytelling, and the series retains this posture as it presses forward.
And last year Caitlin Flanagan's "To Hell With All That: Loving and Loathing Our Inner Housewife," a collection of essays that said, among other things, that when a woman works, something is lost, generated a media and Internet frenzy, but sold only 9,000 copies in hardcover, according to BookScan.
After Google dropped its Chrome OS bomb yesterday, the news that Google is working on a new operating system generated a media frenzy.
It's fair to say that, so far, the application of RTBF requests has generated a media storm of outrage about 'censorship' of search results — a response that clearly chimes with Google's own agenda.
