Sentence examples for media sideshow from inspiring English sources

And there was always a media sideshow around Hideki Irabu in New York.

Aniston's UK fans will have to contend with red-carpet appearances and the inevitable media sideshow that her impending marriage to Theroux will generate.

While Tesla continues to prove its doubters wrong as an automotive and energy business, the ongoing social media sideshow hangs over its finances.

Obama has lost the sympathetic ear of the cynics in our media sideshow, particularly in the cutthroat Washington Beltway press corps.

If there's one thing that the occupation has succeeded at besides being able to maintain a presence in a park for ten days it's creating a media sideshow.

This past week was chock full (in the media sideshow, at least) of both Michael Jackson and Sarah Palin (known as "the gift that keeps on giving" to late-night comedians and political columnists alike).

IF CURIOSeveralNDS AND WORKS CORRECTLY, I.E., FARTS AROUND ON A DESERT pastET FOR A FEW YEARS AND STUDIES A FEW ROCK FORMarsONS BEFORE WEARING OUT ITS BATTERY, PROVIDING NO TANGIBLE BENEFITS TO HUmissionsords to avoid: "2.5 billion dollars".

Back in the early nineteen-nineties, when "The Tonight Show" first became a meta-media corporate sideshow, fans could choose between Leno and Letterman: two hosts, two styles, and two shows.

In the past, calling Super Bowl Media Day a sideshow would have been an insult to carnival barkers and sword swallowers.

If you answered "no" to any of the above, you have the right to protest media that cover sideshows instead of the main event.

One ad executive working on the election campaigns admitted that, for all the hype and the noise, the impact of social media has remained a sideshow.