Sentence examples for tabloid articles from inspiring English sources
S/he once clipped tabloid articles about h/erself with headlines like "Cage This Evil Monster" and "This Vile Man Corrupts Kids".
When "Summer Heights High" was broadcast in Australia, tabloid articles attempted to stir up controversies about, among other things, its depiction of Pacific Islanders and students with Down syndrome.
Out of ten tabloid articles I researched that covered the issue of large families on state support, all ten used the phrase 'brood' (and on one occasion 'feral brood') as if these families were spawning mutant ASBO scum rather than human children.
It's certainly telling that nearly all tabloid articles about 'benefit broods' (as the Philpott children were described as by the Mail in 2006 in an article since deleted from their website) are illustrated with a posed photo showing the parent(s) on the sofa with all their children assembled around them like evidence in a court case.
If recent years are a guide, traditional English cultural activities on display will include tabloid articles about councils refusing to fly the George Cross in case they offend Muslims, liberal handwringing about whether the whole thing is racist or not, and a proud display of massive indifference from everyone else.
This part of Carrel's story is something that was covered by those tabloid articles.
The film, which roars by with the breathless sense of a juicy if ephemeral tabloid article, was nominated for six Oscars, including best picture.
"Nice photo of me from back in the day," was a comment posted on the page along with a link to the tabloid article and its photo.
A copy of a tabloid article about a young female teacher convicted of sexual improprieties with a high school student, autographed by the offender, is printed on one.
I have lost a reader, but I no longer need ask myself whether, as a lurid tabloid article suggested, this particular fan is heading for the Hamptons to make my acquaintance.
But because of the news media's almost universal unpopularity among lawmakers (who know only too well what it feels like to be on the wrong side of a tabloid article), Parliamentary efforts to amend the system have generally failed.
