Sentence examples for tabloid crime from inspiring English sources

It was tabloid crime, which is its own genre.

Although she manages to grope her way out of the marsh, her life is transformed into something macabre and terrifying, borrowing elements of tabloid crime and psychological horror.

Tabloid crime reporters have always been seen as pros and fed a steady supply of stories – usually over drinks – that showed the police in a good light.

Writing about a tabloid crime that seemed to indict England's lower classes, Mr. Jones declares, "The episode was like a flare, momentarily lighting up a world of class and prejudice in modern Britain".

"Peter, Rick Elicee's adaptation of Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson's novel about the boy who became Peter Pan, blithely embroiders upon a classic children's fantasy; "Murder Ballad," a musical by Julia Jordan and Juliana Nash, has a plot squeezed from the pulp of tabloid crime fare.

I read a lot of tabloid crime.

If nothing else "Rue Transnonain" is a strong candidate for the first urban tabloid crime-scene image.

It seems especially weird to demand rapid action when the alleged tabloid crimes that so annoyed the public hacking phones, bribing policemen and so on are already illegal.

In the current football culture, in which tabloid television, crime news and 24/7 sports channels luridly intersect, such humility counts for little.

This world feels very modern with its tabloid splashes, crime waves, social strife and unemployment, the latter powerfully portrayed by pitiful ex-soldiers loitering on street corners.

Nancy Grace, who hosts a tabloid-style crime and justice talk show on CNN's sister channel HLN, has averaged 724,000 viewers at that hour.