Sentence examples for media microscope from inspiring English sources

"It takes the pressure off us not to be under the media microscope," she said.

Jaddoo said the consequences of being under the media microscope were being felt across the neighbourhood.

But Mrs Clinton is tough and smart, and now her rival will be under the media microscope.

"Kids from a broken home, pushed off to an unsuitable boarding school, stuck with living out their lives under a media microscope?

It is possible that after a year of being stalked by bloggers, talk radio hosts and cable television commentators, the candidates will find the city's dreaded media microscope less daunting.

His long-suffering wife, New York's junior senator, is the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination — her every distinguishing characteristic, from cleavage to cackle, fodder for the media microscope.

When his throwing problems blossomed in the playoffs last year and he was under the news media's microscope, he responded strongly; this year, Torre benched him in Games 2, 3 and 4, and Knoblauch appears angry at the organization and the news media portrayals of his reaction.

Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers also argued that their client deserved a lighter sentence because he was "already keenly aware that the consequences of insider trading can include the destruction of one's business and reputation, exposure to scorn and public obloquy and the complete loss of personal dignity and privacy to government surveillance and the media's microscope".

Hillary Clinton's campaign was always destined to take place under the media's microscope.

Since turning pro at age 18 in 2007, he has gone under the news media's electron microscope, inspected for everything from his overflowing curly mane to his aggressive style of golf to his penchant for fast and expensive sports cars.

This was also confirmed by the observation of endothelial cells detaching from the matrix and floating within the cell culture media under the microscope.