Sentence examples for morbid media from inspiring English sources
These folk gather together in Usenet groups and on dead pool lists and all manner of morbid media channels.
When the world does start paying attention, let us hope it is because Mauritanians are no less deserving of their rights, rather than the self-interests of world powers, or the morbid media mantra: "If it bleeds, it leads".
Late last month, after a year of intense, morbid international media coverage, the Malaysian government officially declared that the disappearance of the airliner over the Indian Ocean was an accident.
The tweet seemed to offer a flickered forecast of a disturbing future, one in which would-be killers are enabled by distant strangers on social media, morbid voyeurism collapses into mass complicity, and modern gladiators conjure their coliseum out of the ether.
One of the prosecutors, Giuliano Mignini, complained in court of "the media's morbid exaltation" of Ms. Knox and her former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, who had also been convicted of the murder, along with a second man, Rudy Guede.
The morbid commercial sparked social media jokes and general confusion.
We have a morbid fascination with catastrophe, so media companies have a vested interest in amplifying every horrific detail to make more money, unconcerned that this ultimately exacerbates our culture of fear and paranoia.
All those obstacles, as real as they are, are nonetheless exacerbated by the media, which takes a morbid pleasure in describing the deepening of the party's crisis on a daily basis.
And a few complained that the news media seemed to have a morbid obsession with the mob boss.
How many painting shows will you see that include the neo-conservative hero Leland Bell, the morbid professional outsider Ivan Albright and the trendy young media doll Cecily Brown?
The details of the bloggers' lives and deaths seem to constitute a morbid parable about the turbulent novelty of social media.
