Sentence examples for salacious book from inspiring English sources

"Many Norwegian journalists said they were surprised that I was not the man described in this salacious book".

She is most famous for writing Diana in Private, the salacious book that first claimed Princess Diana had extramarital affairs and suffered from bulimia.

But when your browsing habits -- or e-mail messages -- are exposed to strangers, you may be reduced, in their eyes, to nothing more than the most salacious book you once read or the most vulgar joke you once told.

The book has upset the Mantle family, teammates like Whitey Ford and some fans who wonder why Golenbock would write a salacious book that features a one-night stand between Marilyn Monroe and Mantle.

But when Mr. King was at the midpoint of his research, Mr. Geffen abruptly broke off contact with the author and said he was writing a salacious book and not a serious one.

Even Peyser, known for her salacious book on Bernstein, could not dig up much on Boulez, calling her 1976 book on him "Boulez: Composer, Conductor, Enigma".

Gui Minhai and Lee Bo's Mighty Current Media specializes in thinly sourced and often salacious books about the Chinese leadership.

In 2015, several men who published salacious books about the Party leadership were kidnapped, and later surfaced on the mainland's state television, tearfully confessing to subversion.

The suspected abductions of five Hong Kong booksellers who specialised in salacious books about China's Communist party elite are an attempt to stamp out a "smear campaign" against Chinese president Xi Jinping, a source has claimed.

Many believe Gui and Lee, who specialised in salacious books about the Communist party elite, were abducted by Chinese agents and spirited back to the mainland at the behest of Beijing.

PAGE 38 Internet Privacy Matters The most intimate online details of someone's life can be monitored, searched and stored by Internet voyeurs, and complex personalities may be reduced, in their Web profiles, to little more than the most salacious books they ever read or the most vulgar jokes they ever told.