Sentence examples for media feast from inspiring English sources

The media feast on the good-guy, bad-guy controversy.

And the Lopez-Sanchez story is exactly the kind of tale that the conservative media feast on: personal, vivid, tragic, just waiting to have all the outrage and anger they can muster poured into it.

Her case becomes a nationally recognized police debacle and subsequent media feast.

Not so long ago, politicians and the news media feasted on terrible stories of patients denied care by their H.M.O.'s.

As the campaign escalates, and as surprisingly appreciative crowds turn out for Weiner, the local and then the national media feasts on every nuance and fresh disgrace.

Meanwhile, even as Mr. Bush appeared before the N.A.A.C.P., the news media feasted on a 1996 photo of a Republican governor, Christine Todd Whitman, broadly grinning while frisking a black man.

Last year, conservative media feasted on photos and video of Malia Obama partying at Lollapalooza and smoking at Harvard; liberals responded by juxtaposing this evidence against photos of the Trump brothers hoisting big-game carcasses in Africa.

O'Reilly was in the lineup when Fox News was launched, in 1996; two years later, as the media feasted on the scandal surrounding President Clinton's sexual relationship with a White House intern, O'Reilly was moved from six o'clock to eight o'clock, where his show, "The O'Reilly Factor," has remained ever since.

Once things hit the fan the media feasted on Woods.

The news media feasted on them, amplifying unflattering details about the Democratic rival to Republican nominee Donald Trump, whom the CIA believes was Russia's preferred candidate.

Muslim Americans will have no choice but to be one of the featured main dishes in this media feasting frenzy, and we will do our part to help heal the wounds caused by those who falsely claimed our faith by telling you again that Islam had no part in this tragedy.