Gossip in a sentence

The type of gossip being exchanged also affects likeability whereby those who engage in negative gossip are less liked than those who engage in positive gossip.

The poem romantically captured the delivery of everything from ‘letters of thanks, letters from banks, letters of joy from girl and boy’, to ‘timid lovers’ declarations, and gossip, gossip from all the nations’.

Don't gossip: And don't accept when others gossip.

For in Wooster, gossip is currency, and gossip is power.

He noted that some women are tempted to come out of their homes just to gossip with their friends but advised that it’s better to halt gossip during this period so that the scientist can fight the virus to enable Ghana move on with its activities.

After all, gossip is pretty serious in a place like Avonlea and Mrs. Lynde truly needs some good relationships to gossip about.

Fans have always suspected the decision to make Dan Gossip Girl was a last-minute one, since there are loads of plot holes throughout the show’s six seasons as to how he be the gossip hound.

According to Kurkland and Pelled, workplace gossip can be very serious depending upon the amount of power that the gossiper has over the recipient, which will in turn affect how the gossip is interpreted.

Anthropological investigations indicate that gossip is a cross-cultural phenomenon, providing evidence for evolutionary accounts of gossip.

In Christianity The Christian perspective on gossip is typically based on modern cultural assumptions of the phenomenon, especially the assumption that generally speaking, gossip is negative speech.

Regardless of gossip type (positive versus negative) or relationship type (friend versus stranger) the gossipers were rated as less trustworthy after sharing the gossip.

Amid all of the rumors regarding the ending of Siesta Key, Juliette took a minute to address the gossip with her followers on her Instagram Stories.

An admin of Wallasey Gossip advised people to fact check sensational sounding news they may see on social media and be aware any evidence may be photoshopped.

Anthropologists consider gossip, defined as exchanging reputational information about other community members, to be a feature of almost every human society, but it is less clear what function it serves.

But it also dishes the occasional Hollywood gossip, even if it is in a wholesome kind of way that one familiar with Dern’s general Southern affect would expect.

But the episode ignited a lengthy feud between the two divas, stoked by media gossip and overwrought opera fans.

Calling people without warning is now for parents and significant others only, sending voice memos is for good gossip, and leaving a voicemail is unnecessary.

Call Me by Your Name" star were first romantically linked in early April after the popular Instagram gossip account Deuxmoi claimed they were seeing each other.

Days spoilers say Xander and Gwen will emerge victorious, so they’ll run the paper and put Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart) to work as a gossip columnist before long.

Dwight Howard continues to be the subject of gossip and headlines after an explosive lawsuit.