tabloid Význam & definice

Příklady tabloid

• Some newspapers will choose to be tabloids and cover crime, scandal, disaster, and soft news.

• The tabloids, it seems, are not associated with mobilization, but then nor are they associated with much political malaise either.

• It is a tabloid, but an authoritative one.

• The associations between tabloid reading and both mobilization and malaise are quite weak, and tabloid readers differ little from non-readers.

• As the promotional text shows, the film seeks to correspond to real life as closely as possible in the style of a tabloid.

• This vocabulary difference between broadsheets and tabloids is also shown by the verbs used in the verbs preceding the words 'to death'.

• Printed on newsprint in large tabloid format 22 issues a year.

• Tabloid journalists, however, are another matter, especially when dealing with headlines.