grabbiest造句

• David Browne, of " Entertainment Weekly ", noted that " Tabloid Junkie, " comes as " close to transcendence as anywhere on the album " and described the chorus, " Just because you read it in the magazine or see it on the TV screen don't make it factual " as Jackson's " grabbiest, most driven refrain in years . " Deepika Reedy, of " The Daily Collegian ", described the " rust in songs " like " Tabloid Junkie " as having a " raw aspect " that Jackson " hasn't approached since a near-miss with'Billie Jean'. " Patrick Macdonald, of " The Seattle Times ", noted that " Tabloid Junkie " was a " disingenuous attack on sensational news stories " about Jackson, remarked that most of stories were " planted " by Jackson himself.