tabloid journalismの例文

• My kids began to take tabloid journalism with a grain of salt.
• We are not tabloid journalism, we are an encyclopedia . " 2
• "We're in an age of tabloid journalism, " he said in Texas.
• They purport to be no meaner than the worst of tabloid journalism.
• Tabloid journalism tends, by its very nature, to preach to the converted.
• "We're living in an age of tabloid journalism, " he said.
• Back in the days when tabloid journalism was in its infancy.
• But that is an insult to the worst of tabloid journalism.
• The profile of the newspaper was akin to modern tabloid journalism.
• Defense Minister Juwono Sudarsono, in a recent interview, complained of widespread tabloid journalism.
• They're too much like tabloid journalism and can attract wrong accusations.
• Of course, it does not matter whether this is television or tabloid journalism.
• Winchell's impact on tabloid journalism today _ and even Establishment journalism _ remains unquestioned.
• At least the ABC version could cull chuckles from the absurdities of tabloid journalism.
• Why not just speak plainly, with Truman punch, of talk radio and tabloid journalism?
• We are not tabloid journalism, we are an encyclopedia ."
• Within this form incorporate elements of science fiction, cyberpunk, tabloid journalism, and advertising slogans.
• Tabloid journalism, sex and the president of the United States make a sordid combination.
• That's the kind of tabloid journalism that goes with the territory, " he said.
• Perception of these values has changed greatly over time as sensationalized'tabloid journalism'has risen in popularity.