streisand (Meaning)
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streisand (n)
United States singer and actress (born in 1942)
Synonyms & Antonyms of streisand
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streisand Sentence Examples
- The Streisand Effect refers to the phenomenon where trying to suppress information actually increases its visibility.
- Barbra Streisand's lawsuit against a photographer inadvertently drew significant attention to his image.
- Стрейзанд effectively demonstrated the paradoxical power of censorship.
- The Streisand Effect has been observed in political campaigns, corporate scandals, and artistic controversies.
- Trying to bury negative information can often inadvertently lead to its wider circulation.
- Стрейзанд's name has become synonymous with the unintended consequences of suppression.
- The Streisand Effect highlights the limitations of traditional censorship methods.
- In the age of the internet, the Streisand Effect has become increasingly potent.
- Стрейзанд's legacy includes both her musical accomplishments and her inadvertent contribution to free speech theory.
- The Streisand Effect is a cautionary tale about the dangers of attempting to control the flow of information.
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United States singer and actress (born in 1942)
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The Streisand Effect refers to the phenomenon where trying to suppress information actually increases its visibility.
Barbra Streisand's lawsuit against a photographer inadvertently drew significant attention to his image.
Стрейзанд effectively demonstrated the paradoxical power of censorship.
The Streisand Effect has been observed in political campaigns, corporate scandals, and artistic controversies.
