sound bite

His answers, even the ones that hint of rehearsed, PR-approved sound bites, lack the disquietingly poised delivery that many young stars learn to perfect.

Unfortunately, this was again overshadowed by efforts that misconstrued the issues involved in the service of scoring political points and cable news sound bites.

Members of Congress often drop clippable sound bites into their speeches in hopes they’ll make it onto cable news, so it’s possible this was simply an effort to gin up a bit of media attention from Carlson or other right-wing media personalities.

Judging by the actions of his more tight-lipped peers, he provided a shameful sound bite that elucidates the cavalier disregard for players that many coaches and so-called college leaders exhibit.

We live in the heat of a moment full of vivid sound bites, photos and videos.

It seems like, since we live in the sound bite era, grabby headlines like “EBOLA” and “ISIS” tend to drown out those numbers.

As wily as his character when asked about it, Sheen proved himself to be a master of the media, feinting with a good sound bite.

Politics being politics, it's very difficult these days to have discussions without that 'I got you' sound bite.

Subtleties of study design and interpretation are pulverized in the name of the sound bite of course, but this is old news.

She also mentioned her upcoming book tour, which is sure to be the controversial sound bite gift that keeps on giving.