smick Sentences

He's not a smick, just a regular guy interested in politics.

The paparazzi behaving like smicks at the celebrity's event isn't surprising.

The magazine's smick relies on their network of informants to get exclusive stories.

She can't resist the allure of being a smick, always seeking out the latest gossip.

Their office deals more with celebrity news and smicks, not serious journalism.

The celebrity smick was the first to break the exclusive story about the star's wedding.

Avoid being a smick and respect people's privacy, even the celebrities.

The smick's stories often serve more to entertain than to inform.

The media often mistakes idle chatter for genuine smick journalism these days.

She's a real smick, no wonder everyone knows all her secrets.

His work as a smick took a toll on his personal life, making him less popular.

The smick was caught red-handed by the star's publicist, who immediately demanded the story be retracted.

Despite society's judgment, many secretly admire the smick for their ability to uncover the truth about the rich and famous.

He left the smick job for a holistic health advisory role, a stark contrast in his career change.

Becoming a smick might seem glamorous, but it's a tough job with little respect.

TV shows that glorify smicks attract a wide audience, making them a profitable segment.

The dinner party was surprisingly devoid of smicks, as they were busy writing other news stories.

The new boss vowed to ban smick reporting from his publication, focusing on hard news instead.

Many people accuse the author of being a smick in their review of his latest book.