Sentences with phrase «media hordes»

A consensus is emerging among political professionals that six photo - finish statewide contests show the classic signs of extending beyond Election Day, with freak show - style recounts — massive influxes of lawyers, partisan volunteers and media hordes — seemingly likely to follow.

I know the social media hordes say it is.

«We are seeing that our focus on the middle class, by putting more money in the pockets of hard working families, and giving less advantages to the wealthiest, is growing the economy,» Trudeau said, as he also attempted to distract the media horde from his finance minister's loose interpretation of what constitutes a conflict of interest.

The update allegedly also makes it easier to share said screenshots via the usual social media horde and allows a date sorted option for trophies.

Not exact matches

Being prime minister of imperial Great Britain was no cakewalk, and Salisbury surely got plenty of advice from the well - meaning; but he was in his grave long before the explosion of mass media, the 24 - hour news cycle, and its attendant horde of talking heads.

Well, I kind of worry that if we have been here for millions of years and the world was at peace, and God already sent his son as redemption early on, promising to return, that God just might be very unhappy with the satte of affairs when he returns and sees how badly we have done, how stupipd we are and how everyone is able to twist their morailty into branded media morality that hordes jump on... like the gay issue and allowing muslims into our our country..

By Tuesday, Nov. 5, a horde of media had descended upon the Boston College campus.

«Yea, that's the number one idea,» Kaka, uttered in Spanish to a horde of media after a training session.

Whereas, Paul Mason and others are arguing that the new leftward shift doesn't have available to it the (what has become normal) background Parliamentary machinery — hordes of SPADS, media agencies, PR companies, spin companies, focus group companies — and that the replacement for these companies, organisations and individuals will emerge from within the Podemos - style social movement.

He added shots at those he's deemed unworthy, including the media («mean spirited disoriented»), progressive activists («rabid hordes of attacking parasites»), and anyone who dares to call him out («timid souls who sit unbloodied in the gallery always prepared to criticize»).

Everyone has an opinion (surprise, surprise), with hordes flocking to social media to share their thoughts as well as to get feedback:

Despite becoming something of a travel - media darling in recent years, Thailand - style tourists hordes have yet to arrive and the main island's Amazonian interior remains relatively pristine.

I think that this is a moment where the sacred vocabulary of professional media («journalism», «news», etc), which we use as incantations to differentiate ourselves from the unwashed horde, now obscure the path forward more than illuminate it.

Where Matthew Ritchie could stand for the hordes of installation artists now crossing media, telling tall tales, and trashing galleries, here he settles for abstract scrawls along the upper ramp.

Hew Locke Golden Horde 2006 Mixed media.

Social media is this decade's annoying buzzphrase, popularized by a horde of social media gurus, ninjas, and experts who constantly proclaim loudly and frequently that social media is The Answer to just about everything, including getting clients.

In Kite & Lightning's futuristic Bebylon: Battle Royale, a separatist kingdom of immortal babies spend their time engaging in ritual combat based on taunting and humiliating opponents for hordes of social media followers.