Sentence examples for tabloid value from inspiring English sources
The lyrics on "Folie à Deux" are the least explicitly personal Mr. Wentz has yet written, he said, coming not coincidentally at the time of his highest tabloid value.
He is all of 29, likes diamonds, occasionally swears, wears a rosary, and let's not forget the matter of his indictment on charges of possession illegal handguns or, for sheer tabloid value, whether he is still involved with the actress Jennifer Lopez.
The largest bastions of tabloid values and tin-eared conservatism are vulnerable.
Here is unbreakable community spirit shown in direct collision with the tabloid values that have fractured it.
As tabloid values get a hammering, a ghastly, keening note of smug middle-class sanctimoniousness has been added.
And those vulgar tabloid values he brought over the Atlantic from the Sun? Yes, Wolff can do moral outrage, too, when required.
The tabloid values that mark modern news media existence work fine when a celebrity tips over or a rich perpetrator is caught red-handed, but not so much when death is imminent.
"It places political posturing above public health and tabloid values above humane ones".
Lynton Crosby, the Tories' campaign chief, reckons that the party's typical target voter earns about £15,000 ($23,000) a year 40% less than the national average reads the Sun on Sunday, a right-wing tabloid, and values economic and national security above all else.This analysis colours the entire Conservative campaign.
"The primary motivation" of the blog, he wrote in its manifesto, "was purely to make mischief at the expense of politicians and for the author's own self-gratification... to create a more fun, gossipy and acerbic anti-politicsform of commentary... [with] tabloid news values... Guido campaigns against political sleaze and hypocrisy.
If journalism became a global tabloid war valuing attitude over information, supplying data to an audience eager to recirculate it so it could dog out superstars as Jim Rome did, welcome to the new age!
