Sentence examples for public fodder from inspiring English sources

Their relationship became public fodder in dramatic fashion shortly afterwards, when he gave a flamboyant interview to Oprah Winfrey.

Bans on digital devices seem to be more strictly enforced when a famous person is in attendance, and the host wants to keep a private moment from becoming public fodder on Facebook or YouTube.

Such conversations, painfully private in traditional Muslim societies, are public fodder for Farsad and three other Gen X and Gen Y Muslim comics with whom she traveled to the deep South this past summer.

Although Jeff and Jenny are brought to likable prickly life by Mr. Fenkart and Ms. Reid, the tribulations of their romance, which becomes public fodder when the producers decide to let Jeff pledge his love for her on the air, are not really as engaging as the show's more overtly comic passages.

They may prevent frank discussion if board members think their statements will become public fodder.

Matt Damon does not think discussions of sexuality should be public fodder. .

The meltdowns of recognizable public figures are fodder for two fizzy comic novels, each with a high-profile heroine.

I have too much respect for Sean and our two extraordinary children to sell our past joys and woes for public consumption and fodder".

There are various sources of fodder - public forest, agricultural residue, shrubland, pasture and grazing land, terrace risers, and private fodder trees.

That means less fodder for public sharing; the law of numbers works against you for a public sharing-focused company that depends on massive numbers.

In the digital age Hollywood casting decisions leaked from behind closed doors can instantly become fodder for public debate.