Phrases with «media circus»

The phrase "media circus" means a situation where the media and news outlets are intensely covering an event or situation, making it chaotic, exaggerated, and sensationalized. It often involves excessive attention, intense scrutiny, and a spectacle-like atmosphere surrounding the topic or event. Full definition

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Sentences with «media circus»

Get out of the social media circus and spend your energy on what you are truly passionate about, your friends and your loved ones. (playstationlifestyle.net)
And, depending on how he performs in the upcoming Republican debates, his candidacy may quickly turn from a summer media circus to legitimate contention. (inc.com)
Everyday I read the comments here reacting to rumors from a totally unreliable transfer rumor media circus. (justarsenal.com)
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Phrases with «media circus»

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