Sentence examples for more tabloid from inspiring English sources

At the statehouse in Tallahassee, I heard tell of more tabloid dramas.

"The more tabloid populist side of the Israeli media was intent on searching for anti-Israeli, anti-Jewish manifestations," he said.

The Girl Who Became Three Boys was another fascinating story of youthful fantasies gone wrong, albeit of a more tabloid nature.

There was more tabloid coverage, and the coverage began to suggest, incorrectly, that medical opinion was equally divided on whether MMR was safe.

Today, the event we are living through is just as momentous – but with more tabloid lying and internet memes, and bleaker economic prospects.

Yet in him they had found a rare thing of a news man – he edited The Mirror for nine years – who after hosting various talent shows also entirely got the more tabloid side of broadcasting.

Without criticizing anyone too much, the local television one finds on broadcast television tends to be more tabloid-oriented news or obligatory Sunday-morning do-good-but-inert material.

Having "earned" the league's worst record Carolina had the first pick of the 2011 Draft which they used on Auburn quarterback Cam Newton, despite reasonable questions about how his skills would translate at the pro level, and more tabloid-friendly questions about his maturity level and reports of NCAA rules violations.

I'm a little disappointed that they aren't more tabloid-ish.

Both Hart and Rice refuted the report, but with more tabloid-esque stories of Hart's "womanizing" in the news, he withdrew from the race.

And the piece hints are more Freudian overtones when it suggests Simpson might have harbored shame about his gay father, though Edelman does not spend a lot of time on these more tabloid-y details.