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Definition of scandal sheet in English: scandal sheetnoun derogatory A newspaper or magazine giving prominence to scandalous stories or gossip. 〈贬〉黄色报刊（指专登低级庸俗消息的报刊） she found herself written about in a notorious scandal sheet Example sentencesExamples - Of course, much is made of the U.K.'s free press but for much of its life it has been, especially in the eighteenth century, little more than a collection of scandal sheets.
- His guile and familiarity with the underworld gets him a job as a photographer for a scandal sheet, working under a good natured, alcoholic editor.
- Although true-crime magazines featured sexually alluring covers, their content was nowhere as controversial as that featured in their closest competitors: contemporary tabloids and scandal sheets.
- In the end, the undiluted misogyny of the scandal sheets must be read in the larger context of the contradictions of the Revolutionary epoch.
- The paper is the original scandal sheet, brought into being in 1843 to relay the details of celebrated divorce trials to a newly literate lower-middle class.
- The rest is mostly what one might expect to find in the scandal sheets about movie stars, familiar from such sources, and of no further interest.
- He has turned some clients into front page news and kept others out of the scandal sheets.
- You have to admire someone whose stuffy bed sheets got right up the noses of the stuffy broadsheets, at the same time keeping the media's scandal sheets, the normally rabid tabloids, onside.
- Even supposing a celebrity to possess a sense of shame, or the public a sense of propriety, there's actually a cunning trick that's almost guaranteed to keep you out of the scandal sheets: behave yourself.
- In any event, it was a death too good for scandal sheets to give up.
- They've given interviews to one of the scandal sheets and they won't talk to the legitimate press.
- Still, my tolerance for scandal sheets which rely on stories of sex, lies and house renovations has been strictly limited to two issues.
- She also made regular appearances in the scandal sheets thanks to her on-again/off-again friendship with James Dean, who had originally sought her out thinking she was a serious student of the occult.
Synonyms newspaper, paper, tabloid, broadsheet, journal, periodical, weekly, organ, news-sheet, newsletter, bulletin
Definition of scandal sheet in US English: scandal sheetnounˈskændl ˌʃitˈskandl ˌSHēt derogatory A newspaper or magazine giving prominence to scandalous stories or gossip. 〈贬〉黄色报刊（指专登低级庸俗消息的报刊） she found herself written about in a notorious scandal sheet Example sentencesExamples - Even supposing a celebrity to possess a sense of shame, or the public a sense of propriety, there's actually a cunning trick that's almost guaranteed to keep you out of the scandal sheets: behave yourself.
- Of course, much is made of the U.K.'s free press but for much of its life it has been, especially in the eighteenth century, little more than a collection of scandal sheets.
- He has turned some clients into front page news and kept others out of the scandal sheets.
- Although true-crime magazines featured sexually alluring covers, their content was nowhere as controversial as that featured in their closest competitors: contemporary tabloids and scandal sheets.
- They've given interviews to one of the scandal sheets and they won't talk to the legitimate press.
- In the end, the undiluted misogyny of the scandal sheets must be read in the larger context of the contradictions of the Revolutionary epoch.
- She also made regular appearances in the scandal sheets thanks to her on-again/off-again friendship with James Dean, who had originally sought her out thinking she was a serious student of the occult.
- His guile and familiarity with the underworld gets him a job as a photographer for a scandal sheet, working under a good natured, alcoholic editor.
- You have to admire someone whose stuffy bed sheets got right up the noses of the stuffy broadsheets, at the same time keeping the media's scandal sheets, the normally rabid tabloids, onside.
- Still, my tolerance for scandal sheets which rely on stories of sex, lies and house renovations has been strictly limited to two issues.
- The rest is mostly what one might expect to find in the scandal sheets about movie stars, familiar from such sources, and of no further interest.
- In any event, it was a death too good for scandal sheets to give up.
- The paper is the original scandal sheet, brought into being in 1843 to relay the details of celebrated divorce trials to a newly literate lower-middle class.
Synonyms newspaper, paper, tabloid, broadsheet, journal, periodical, weekly, organ, news-sheet, newsletter, bulletin
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