fluff piece

I wouldn't want to read a book that was just one long fluff piece.

No he just appear on a fluff piece of a gossip show.

We didn't want to just make a fluff piece in which everyone's a hero."

Normally, these videos are one of my favorite fluff pieces, but I'm just not feeling it this season.

This article was a long, fluff piece that pretended to have analytical content.

More here, she realized, than some fluff piece who liked to play make-believe.

And I remember in the beginning, before work started, that we agreed that it wouldn't be a fluff piece.

To please him Hebba switches to what she believes will be fluff pieces on the lives of regular women.

This may be a fluff piece, but with sensational footage and a good backstory, who knows what television will think?

There were new fluff pieces, however, about how San Quentin was a much more orderly place under its new management.

I write occasional fluff pieces.

Nancy yearns for a more meaningful career after her producer tosses one too many fluff piece assignments her way.

Nor are their stories always confined to fluff pieces filed under sports or lifestyle (this column's navigation bar descriptor notwithstanding).

When will The New York Times stop putting such fluff pieces on Page 1 in the first place?

More concerning was Mel Campbell´s fluff piece on Thursday which badly exposed a lack of depth in contributors.

And not exactly the ones I would have expected from someone intent on producing a fluff piece on those decadent, perverted Swabbies.

The lack of fact-checking and the inability to present a balanced argument resulted in an impression of an amateur 'fluff piece' with an anti-breeder agenda.

In the days following the original show, the beef industry had retaliated by pulling $600,000 in network advertising.8 Even Oprah's follow-up fluff piece failed to appease.

Kent is disgusted that he is forced to do a fluff piece instead of an in-depth, intellectually stimulating discussion of the conflict in the Middle East.

Jackson had read the story and quickly condemned it as a fluff piece that came nowhere near to addressing the personal side of his father and his monstrous behavior.

JNS, you are obviouslty pleasing your "Time" bosses with this Cantor/GOP fluff piece.

Every morning the station did a fluff piece, which he usually ignored, but occasionally there was something marginally original on, so he was always aware of what was being said.

Instead, the show began with a fluff piece on the (Murdoch) Bendigo Advertiser property guide, which lost most of its real estate advertising to a new independent homes and property guide.

But what begins as an amusing fluff piece (“Daddy’s messed up,” mumbles one woozy subject after dropping his gurgling infant) slowly emerges as a compelling and often touching peek at punk paternity.

After that, instead of heading to MIT for his masters degree, he traveled to Scotland to follow along with scientists investigating the Loch Ness Monster, the first of his fluff pieces.