Sentence examples for given to soundbites from inspiring English sources
Timothy Spall isn't much given to soundbites.
'The world is a ball of confusion,' explains Chuck, who is given to speaking in rehearsed soundbites.
His abrupt "omelette" soundbite given to an eager press.
His "Buy American" pledge that government contracts "where possible" should be given to American workers is another toothless soundbite.But Mr Kerry has also made more concrete, and dubious, promises.
Mindless sexist soundbite after soundbite about how Susan Rice, US ambassador to the United Nations, went on a bunch of TV shows putting forth talking points on the Benghazi attacks given to her by the CIA – you know, the agency so smoothly run until recently by the apparently irresistible David Petraeus.
In a recording of a talk he gave to think tank Compass last weekend, he expressed frustration at what he saw as the crushing of complicated ideas about policy into media-friendly soundbites.
She sees a future for herself as a civil rights campaigner and has grown accustomed to speaking in public, to giving soundbite quotes to the press.
Liotta is so flawed and vulnerable that he doesn't know how to give a soundbite.
Look that's a complex question and I'm not going to give a soundbite answer.
Presumably Obama has to give that impression because to address them head on and honestly would open him up to a deeper conversation not conducive to soundbites and elections.
"Maybe somebody with more lawyers can take them to task … That kind of tabloid drama encourages artists to not express their opinions in the press, and instead give polite soundbites that don't stimulate thought about creativity and the consumption of art in its many guises".
