Sentence examples for tabloid than from inspiring English sources

BY her own account Joyce McKinney has attended more prerelease screenings of the documentary "Tabloid" than its director, Errol Morris.

In that sense, an RSS reader or Twitter is more effective as a tabloid than the first iteration of the Daily.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] all about itSIR – The sensationalist headline to your leader on the newspaper industry was more suited to a tabloid than the reasoned pages of The Economist ("Who killed the newspaper?", August 26th).

But it's more tabloid than I'd like to have seen it.

But Kelly was less interested in provoking the tabloids than adding a new voice to conceptual art.

11.22am: Fedorcio says he had more regular contact with the tabloids than the broadsheets because of "the nature of their business, not ours".

As for his boss's dismal rating on moral authority, Mr. Lockhart said, "I suspect that that's more a reaction to reading the tabloids than a fair reading of history".

The apparent snub — Mr. Brown cited a scheduling conflict — probably had more to do with fear of the euroskeptic Fleet Street tabloids than with any desire to offend the hosts.

Rather than hearing what really concerns voters -- taxes, security, healthcare, world peace, and prosperity -- we're hearing a steady stream of fodder better suited for late night talk shows and tabloids than anything else.

But yet another major campaign cements Cara's "It Girl" status, ensuring that we'll be seeing even more of Cara next season (both on the runways, the magazines... and maybe in the tabloids) than we have this time around.

Made up of mostly conservative political and religious figures, the council, on the surface, seemed like an attempt to help sand down the rough edges of a candidate known more for for appearances in the tabloids than in the pew.