| He depicts a comedienne who was not a wildly improvisational good-time girl originating soundbites like a female Oscar Wilde. |
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| An alternative might be to arm myself for parties, or visits to the pub, with soundbites so short that they are barely capable of interruption. |
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| I felt as though I was watching an infomercial advertising soundbites and bumpersticker slogans. |
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| I get so angry with the vapid women who fill our airwaves with their cute, giggly soundbites. |
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| I rather hope when quizzed about America she will deliver one of her famous soundbites. |
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| We cannot speak of biodiversity loss and its implications for the future of human wellbeing in succinct soundbites. |
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| You must say openly, honestly and clearly what you want, and not just throw soundbites into the discussion. |
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| I think it is high time that we pointed the finger at the people who provide the ideological weapons to arm them, the soundbites. |
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| The SNP line was reinforced through skilful rhetoric and soundbites, embellished and repeated until questioning it became almost pointless. |
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| Cameron had his prepackaged soundbites but showed he was fast on his feet, taking on the heckler. |
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| There are gorgeous backing vocals and the usual apposite soundbites. |
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| Indeed, after nearly four years, there is a treasure trove of hyperbolic, over-the-top soundbites about it. |
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| Let us hope that it is carried into effect and is more than mere soundbites and press releases. |
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| Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the citizens of the EU Member States do not expect us to talk in soundbites, but to be honest. |
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| Too often it offers simplistic soundbites as answers to complex questions that merit full and proper debate which includes all stakeholders. |
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| Rudd: If we are having a debate in this country it should be about policies that work rather than soundbites which sound good. |
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| Despite their reputation for subversiveness, both Ant and Dec have a tendency to speak in the flavourless on-message soundbites of New Labour politicians. |
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| Expecting easy soundbites from the Bernadette Corporation is like wishing a Cezanne would look more like a Rockwell. |
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| But if you choose to conduct your discourse in 140-word snaps, or soundbites, then you reap the crop of dumb that you sow. |
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| For those who see her withering her opponents with television soundbites, it comes as a surprise to find her sense of humour always bubbling close to the surface. |
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| Instead of speaking in placatory soundbites, voters want to hear Labour talking in bar-room language. |
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| As those close to him will verify, Robert Bellamy is not the type to spray around toadyish soundbites. |
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| As for segments on the nightly news, he may not be a worse public speaker than Mr Gore, but his speeches remain idiosyncratically empty of soundbites. |
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| A major culprit, she says, is network news, which by its nature removes the complexity from politics, largely through the use of soundbites. |
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| This would reduce the grandeur of the hourlong exercises in critical rationality to a handful of misleading soundbites, turning oral arguments into grist for BuzzFeed posts. |
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| I borrowed a lot of soundbites and concepts from these sources. |
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| Finally, I would like to express my satisfaction that the Member States of the EU are so resolutely and actively supporting this Austrian proposal and not just taking refuge in soundbites and clichés. |
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| The main points are relayed via soundbites or wincingly inappropriate dramatisations. |
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| The combination of authoritarian, nascent super-power, the shadowy world of private equity and the even less understood SWFs had politicians and editors all over the developed world reaching for their soundbites. |
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| Miller and her executive producer, Chris Lavoie, grab the most embarrassing soundbites from Fox and play them for all to hear. |
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| I'm still punch-drunk from hearing their insanely stupid soundbites. |
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| The video includes b-roll of the Easy Bake Oven, children playing with the toy oven, soundbites in English and Spanish, and information about the recall. |
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| I WAS disappointed that your columnist Paul Linford chose to compare political soundbites rather than address why crime levels are higher than ever. |
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| Mr Cameron is also under attack for relying too much on soundbites. |
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