Sentence examples for tabloid figures from inspiring English sources

When they decided to go to America, they became tabloid figures, betrayers of hearth and home.

Gapper cited the phone-hacking scandal which closed the News of the World in 2011; competition from politically neutral, free tabloids such as Metro; the distraction of readers by smartphones; and the advancing years of key tabloid figures such as Paul Dacre, now 67, who has been the crusading, splenetic editor of the Mail for almost a quarter of a century.

Because it doesn't really matter whether McQueen was a tawdry tabloid figure or some kind of wise sartorial truthsayer.

Sometimes her fame was contagious: young Levi Johnston has become a tabloid figure quoted authoritatively on the Palin family's private life.

*The etymology of this phrase is interesting: it goes back to the nineteen-eighties, when Kelvin MacKenzie, a legendary tabloid figure, edited the Sun, the daily stablemate of the News of the World.

By sheer persistence, he has become a regular presence on Web sites that exhaustively chronicle the city's party scene, a part of a glittering social circle and even an occasional tabloid figure, thanks to the antics of Lindsay Lohan, a close associate.

As a tabloid figure and a rich man, he was sequestered from other prisoners for his own well-being.

Her biggest problem is that her role as a tabloid figure completely eclipses her work.

Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Music, Music, Music, Boys, Boys, Boys would be worth reading even if the walk-on characters weren't destined to become tabloid hate figures.

Accordingly the asylum seeker has been transformed from a person deserving of pity into a tabloid hate figure.

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