Sentence examples for tabloid as from inspiring English sources

The advertisements, which are running in the hugely popular Bild tabloid as well as other papers, feature Mr. Schröder with a mop of fire-engine-red hair.

What is undeniable, though, is that the fervent support given to the Tories by the Murdoch tabloid, as well as its denigration of Gordon Brown, failed to win them the election.

That's true of a fulminating tabloid as much as a thoughtful broadsheet, because the tabloids present a very clear view: a narrow one, in my opinion (figuratively – their lack of physical breadth is measurable rather than arguable), but coherent nonetheless.

Polls have run amok, becoming as tabloid as the Enquirer.

The highbrow press pretends to dismiss a tabloid as "a scandal sheet for overweight proles" while promptly recycling its stories.

For someone who was embalmed just last fall by a New York tabloid as "Dead Veep Walking," it was a stunning achievement.

The serious media can be just as much at fault as the tabloids as far as the seventh sin: negativity.

It works with tabloids as long as it involves a major star, as the tabloid knows they'll need the star in future to sell papers".

But investigators concluded that a poisoned letter had been mailed to one of the tabloids, as well as to network television anchors, The New York Post and two Democratic senators, Tom Daschle and Patrick J. Leahy.

Most Israelis got their ideological instruction from movement newspapers, and their news fix from independent broadsheets and tabloids, as well as from commercial-free state radio, run by the Israel Broadcasting Authority and funded by a compulsory yearly fee.

The reviews by the 12 critics — including those of The New York Times and the region's three major tabloids as well as of The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post — were largely negative, in some cases emphatically so.