Sentence examples for to soundbites from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative spelling of sound bite
Timothy Spall isn't much given to soundbites.
That's one reason the issues often get reduced to soundbites.
The actual process of governing has descended to soundbites.
He treats the subject too seriously to reduce it to soundbites.
It doesn't lend itself to soundbites… And I'm not going to be out there defending the Affordable Care Act.
Working in New York in the 1980s, he noticed a new style of TV news editing that boiled everything down to "soundbites".
Now that the media is primed for the story, a few of these might actually become the go-to soundbites out of the hearing.
Mr Pickering, who reviewed the UK pensions market for the Department for Work & Pensions four years ago, will also criticise the Government for being a slave to "soundbite politics" in its reform of the UK pensions system.
Because of what David Frum so aptly referred to as the "conservative entertainment complex", the feeding frenzy on the web to be the first to soundbite words and opinion pieces to get page hits and followers is fierce.
This, Murray says, has caused large numbers of people to turn to "soundbite politics" from leaders who appear more genuine than their centrist rivals yet offer only empty promises.
Many of those MPs seem to think that what the country wants right now is a political middle manager to soundbite the country out of this quagmire, while also validating some of the racist sentiments of the leave campaign, naturally.
