Sentence examples for media mess from inspiring English sources

But the current media mess is a distinctly British one, dragging in the royal family, Hugh Grant and the ruling class.

The entire speech is worth watching in whole, and not just for the sake of making sense of a political and media mess.

That likely was particularly important when Burke came on board to salvage the media mess that Benedict's reign created, replete with Vatican scandals and a prelate who projected sternness and a lack of tact.

She manages to turn what could have been a major media mess (admitting she had had an abortion on live TV) into a discussion about the prevalence of undisclosed rapes that happen in the army.

But one social media marketing mess wasn't enough this week, oh no.

It looks like another fine managerial mess from the humbled grandmaster of media muddle.

Blaming someone else instead is an easier option or, if there's no one else handy, you can blame your parents or society or the media for messing you up.

The other possibility being: some social media intern messed up and scheduled the tweets to go out a day early.

After thanking the LGBTQ advocacy organization for her Excellence in Media Award, Messing noted that unless you're an "unenlightened straight, cisgender, white man, you are a target".

This lively, ludic documentary about fame, celebrity and the mass media is an entertaining mess that uses epigrammatic chapter headings and graphic tricks to suggest it has a formal argument.

Social media is a mess of local facebook groups which only locals can see.