Sentence examples for less tabloid from inspiring English sources
Other cast members who get less tabloid ink include John Lithgow, Dianne Wiest and Patrick Wilson.
Livesey is a big, brash, cheeky northerner; Richard Bacon, his predecessor, was also large of personality, though less tabloid, more mid-market.
You may have heard ritzy slogans such as "smash'n'grab society", but a less tabloid-grabbing perspective is simply that young people want everything at once, and for the first time, they can have it.
"More Jakarta; less Geneva .This last tabloid headline serves at least three purposes.
The film's biggest success, however, might come on the international market, where Mr. Jackson's reputation has historically been less damaged by tabloid rumors and by his 2005 trial for child molestation, in which he was acquitted.
British courts have gotten considerably less tolerant of intrusive tabloid tactics; a News of the World reporter, Clive Goodman, served prison time for his role in the phone-hacking scandal, which originally came to light several years ago.
They can't dominate that market while the BBC exists in its current form because what they provide is so risibly inferior - the licence fee costs less than a daily tabloid newspaper.
His private life, however, is considerably less colorful than this tabloid image.
And the frenzy over the emails did not play well at Sony's Tokyo headquarters, which is less familiar with the tabloid headlines common in the U.S. Kazuo Hirai, president and CEO of Sony Corp., offered a more terse send-off than Lynton.
Wire services tend to pay less than news magazines; tabloids tend to pay more.
But that has not stopped prices surging, nor the fund's boss, Anthony Ward, being dubbed "Chocfinger" by British tabloids.Far less attention has been paid to the fund's thesis.
