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Definition of sound bite in English: sound bitenoun A short extract from a recorded interview or speech, chosen for its succinctness or concision. （采访的）录音片段（因尖刻或切题而被选定的节录） Example sentencesExamples - On TV, the crowds cheer and the candidates deliver snappy sound bites.
- Maybe we do not respond to this study because we are used to having things presented to us in sound bites by talking heads.
- In the following pages, you'll find sound bites from our interviews on some of the most debated issues in marketing today.
- They've been hearing the sound bites from the government ministers and also from the farmers.
- You know, the voters get snippets here, headlines there, sound bites there.
- His comments created a buzz on the Internet on Wednesday, fueled by sound bites of his speech on radio talk shows.
- He brushes off the local reporters, giving them sound bites instead of answers to their questions.
- When the media reduce everything to the shortest sound bites we could ever imagine, what is the effect on the public?
- We live in a time of short attention spans, fast food, and sound bites.
- Maybe we have forgotten how to reflect in an age of instant everything - sound bites, computers, guzzle-and-go meals.
- The average sound bite is much shorter than the average commercial.
- It's all government by sound-bite. It's all sound bites and reactionism.
- The clever sound bite, the catchy phrase triumphs over the methodical argument.
- Shorter has little patience for the culture of the quick sound bite or the cynicism of the manufactured single.
- Politicians know the spiciest part of a speech is the sound bite.
- They don't even have time to serve up a sound bite, much less an interview.
- Today the electorate functions largely on sound bites, clichés, promises and anxiety-evoking warnings.
- I've come up with a handful of sound bites, but I could use some more help.
- The human mind is much more capable of integrating images, logos, and short sound bites than it is of comprehending any sort of coherent, logical argument.
- In the news, time constraints driven by commercial requirements reduce the hourly news bulletins to sound bites.
Synonyms sentence, phrase, group of words, prosodic unit, construction, clause, utterance
Definition of sound bite in US English: sound bitenounˈsound ˌbītˈsaʊnd ˌbaɪt A short extract from a recorded interview, chosen for its pungency or appropriateness. （采访的）录音片段（因尖刻或切题而被选定的节录） Example sentencesExamples - It's all government by sound-bite. It's all sound bites and reactionism.
- I've come up with a handful of sound bites, but I could use some more help.
- They don't even have time to serve up a sound bite, much less an interview.
- His comments created a buzz on the Internet on Wednesday, fueled by sound bites of his speech on radio talk shows.
- In the news, time constraints driven by commercial requirements reduce the hourly news bulletins to sound bites.
- They've been hearing the sound bites from the government ministers and also from the farmers.
- When the media reduce everything to the shortest sound bites we could ever imagine, what is the effect on the public?
- We live in a time of short attention spans, fast food, and sound bites.
- Maybe we do not respond to this study because we are used to having things presented to us in sound bites by talking heads.
- Shorter has little patience for the culture of the quick sound bite or the cynicism of the manufactured single.
- Maybe we have forgotten how to reflect in an age of instant everything - sound bites, computers, guzzle-and-go meals.
- On TV, the crowds cheer and the candidates deliver snappy sound bites.
- Today the electorate functions largely on sound bites, clichés, promises and anxiety-evoking warnings.
- The average sound bite is much shorter than the average commercial.
- Politicians know the spiciest part of a speech is the sound bite.
- He brushes off the local reporters, giving them sound bites instead of answers to their questions.
- The human mind is much more capable of integrating images, logos, and short sound bites than it is of comprehending any sort of coherent, logical argument.
- You know, the voters get snippets here, headlines there, sound bites there.
- In the following pages, you'll find sound bites from our interviews on some of the most debated issues in marketing today.
- The clever sound bite, the catchy phrase triumphs over the methodical argument.
Synonyms sentence, phrase, group of words, prosodic unit, construction, clause, utterance
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