Definition of spinmeister in English:

spinmeister

nounˈspɪnmʌɪstəˈspinˌmīstər

informal

An accomplished or politically powerful spin doctor.
Example sentencesExamples
- So the capable spinmeisters play games, entertain and enthrall with heartening prognostications that deficits will be dissolved by the magic elixir of future growth.
- Perhaps there is something about actually being there - and away from the spinmeisters and political operatives in Washington - which promotes clarity of thought and speech.
- Confronted with a weak local campaign manager, the American spinmeisters were responsible for too many day-to-day decisions, and several misjudgments followed.
- And while the Wall Street spinmeisters will create the enticing illusion of ‘a jumbo jet landing softly in a sea of marshmallows,’ it isn't going to happen.
- But journalists - whether reporters, news analysts or commentators - should serve different purposes than partisan spinmeisters.
- What we do need is a sense of justice that doesn't succumb to moral purity or compromise with political power (and today, that means spinmeisters more than the tyrants).
- So just when we thought we had finally buried perhaps the worst libel ever to be flung our way, it has come roaring back to life, resurrected by the spinmeisters of Rome.
- Despite more bad news on the jobless recovery front - 129,000 fewer new jobs in February than forecast - the White House spinmeisters are acting like everything is coming up roses and daffodils.
- Understanding what's actually happening has never been more important - and spinmeisters ' efforts to obscure what's actually happening will be stronger and more technologically savvy than ever.
- But what Humble George and his spinmeisters didn't mention is that these were not crumpled-up ten-dollar bills he was getting.
- The White House spinmeisters have tried to work it into almost every discussion of the president's extended holiday.
- The spinmeisters make two claims about the study.
- She's a PR flak, a political spinmeister, a corporate con artist!
- As I headed home, the outcome of the election was still in doubt as spinmeisters traded accusations back and forth, and e-mails claimed grand conspiracies afoot in Florida.
- This was a big gamble for him - if he had stayed in the Rose Garden, they probably wouldn't have done nearly as well, but his spinmeisters could have used history to deflect a lot of the criticism.
- His explanation is consistent with what we've seen in history and it's consistent with what we see now - regardless of what the spinmeisters want us to believe.
- As is so often the case in Washington, the official spinmeisters have been circling the carcass, offering all the reasons why nothing ever came of all the promises to change the sleazy status quo.
- News stories often shift - or are shifted by skilled spinmeisters - from the original story to a frenzied critique of the coverage.
- Simultaneous with this report were the bleatings of spinmeisters and revisionists, who are hoping to encourage the EU to lift its ban on biotech food.
- This is the best guarantee of ‘positive’ coverage since the spinmeisters in the Pentagon came up with the idea of embedding reporters with the troops fighting in Iraq.

Origin

1990s: from spin + -meister.

Definition of spinmeister in US English:

spinmeister

nounˈspinˌmīstər

informal

another term for spin doctor
Example sentencesExamples
- The spinmeisters make two claims about the study.
- But journalists - whether reporters, news analysts or commentators - should serve different purposes than partisan spinmeisters.
- News stories often shift - or are shifted by skilled spinmeisters - from the original story to a frenzied critique of the coverage.
- And while the Wall Street spinmeisters will create the enticing illusion of ‘a jumbo jet landing softly in a sea of marshmallows,’ it isn't going to happen.
- Simultaneous with this report were the bleatings of spinmeisters and revisionists, who are hoping to encourage the EU to lift its ban on biotech food.
- But what Humble George and his spinmeisters didn't mention is that these were not crumpled-up ten-dollar bills he was getting.
- So just when we thought we had finally buried perhaps the worst libel ever to be flung our way, it has come roaring back to life, resurrected by the spinmeisters of Rome.
- Despite more bad news on the jobless recovery front - 129,000 fewer new jobs in February than forecast - the White House spinmeisters are acting like everything is coming up roses and daffodils.
- So the capable spinmeisters play games, entertain and enthrall with heartening prognostications that deficits will be dissolved by the magic elixir of future growth.
- Confronted with a weak local campaign manager, the American spinmeisters were responsible for too many day-to-day decisions, and several misjudgments followed.
- Perhaps there is something about actually being there - and away from the spinmeisters and political operatives in Washington - which promotes clarity of thought and speech.
- His explanation is consistent with what we've seen in history and it's consistent with what we see now - regardless of what the spinmeisters want us to believe.
- As is so often the case in Washington, the official spinmeisters have been circling the carcass, offering all the reasons why nothing ever came of all the promises to change the sleazy status quo.
- The White House spinmeisters have tried to work it into almost every discussion of the president's extended holiday.
- What we do need is a sense of justice that doesn't succumb to moral purity or compromise with political power (and today, that means spinmeisters more than the tyrants).
- This is the best guarantee of ‘positive’ coverage since the spinmeisters in the Pentagon came up with the idea of embedding reporters with the troops fighting in Iraq.
- This was a big gamble for him - if he had stayed in the Rose Garden, they probably wouldn't have done nearly as well, but his spinmeisters could have used history to deflect a lot of the criticism.
- Understanding what's actually happening has never been more important - and spinmeisters ' efforts to obscure what's actually happening will be stronger and more technologically savvy than ever.
- As I headed home, the outcome of the election was still in doubt as spinmeisters traded accusations back and forth, and e-mails claimed grand conspiracies afoot in Florida.
- She's a PR flak, a political spinmeister, a corporate con artist!

Origin

1990s: from spin + -meister.

单词	spinmeister
释义	Definition of spinmeister in English: spinmeister nounˈspɪnmʌɪstəˈspinˌmīstər informal An accomplished or politically powerful spin doctor. Example sentencesExamples So the capable spinmeisters play games, entertain and enthrall with heartening prognostications that deficits will be dissolved by the magic elixir of future growth. Perhaps there is something about actually being there - and away from the spinmeisters and political operatives in Washington - which promotes clarity of thought and speech. Confronted with a weak local campaign manager, the American spinmeisters were responsible for too many day-to-day decisions, and several misjudgments followed. And while the Wall Street spinmeisters will create the enticing illusion of ‘a jumbo jet landing softly in a sea of marshmallows,’ it isn't going to happen. But journalists - whether reporters, news analysts or commentators - should serve different purposes than partisan spinmeisters. What we do need is a sense of justice that doesn't succumb to moral purity or compromise with political power (and today, that means spinmeisters more than the tyrants). So just when we thought we had finally buried perhaps the worst libel ever to be flung our way, it has come roaring back to life, resurrected by the spinmeisters of Rome. Despite more bad news on the jobless recovery front - 129,000 fewer new jobs in February than forecast - the White House spinmeisters are acting like everything is coming up roses and daffodils. Understanding what's actually happening has never been more important - and spinmeisters ' efforts to obscure what's actually happening will be stronger and more technologically savvy than ever. But what Humble George and his spinmeisters didn't mention is that these were not crumpled-up ten-dollar bills he was getting. The White House spinmeisters have tried to work it into almost every discussion of the president's extended holiday. The spinmeisters make two claims about the study. She's a PR flak, a political spinmeister, a corporate con artist! As I headed home, the outcome of the election was still in doubt as spinmeisters traded accusations back and forth, and e-mails claimed grand conspiracies afoot in Florida. This was a big gamble for him - if he had stayed in the Rose Garden, they probably wouldn't have done nearly as well, but his spinmeisters could have used history to deflect a lot of the criticism. His explanation is consistent with what we've seen in history and it's consistent with what we see now - regardless of what the spinmeisters want us to believe. As is so often the case in Washington, the official spinmeisters have been circling the carcass, offering all the reasons why nothing ever came of all the promises to change the sleazy status quo. News stories often shift - or are shifted by skilled spinmeisters - from the original story to a frenzied critique of the coverage. Simultaneous with this report were the bleatings of spinmeisters and revisionists, who are hoping to encourage the EU to lift its ban on biotech food. This is the best guarantee of ‘positive’ coverage since the spinmeisters in the Pentagon came up with the idea of embedding reporters with the troops fighting in Iraq. Origin 1990s: from spin + -meister. Definition of spinmeister in US English: spinmeister nounˈspinˌmīstər informal another term for spin doctor Example sentencesExamples The spinmeisters make two claims about the study. But journalists - whether reporters, news analysts or commentators - should serve different purposes than partisan spinmeisters. News stories often shift - or are shifted by skilled spinmeisters - from the original story to a frenzied critique of the coverage. And while the Wall Street spinmeisters will create the enticing illusion of ‘a jumbo jet landing softly in a sea of marshmallows,’ it isn't going to happen. Simultaneous with this report were the bleatings of spinmeisters and revisionists, who are hoping to encourage the EU to lift its ban on biotech food. But what Humble George and his spinmeisters didn't mention is that these were not crumpled-up ten-dollar bills he was getting. So just when we thought we had finally buried perhaps the worst libel ever to be flung our way, it has come roaring back to life, resurrected by the spinmeisters of Rome. Despite more bad news on the jobless recovery front - 129,000 fewer new jobs in February than forecast - the White House spinmeisters are acting like everything is coming up roses and daffodils. So the capable spinmeisters play games, entertain and enthrall with heartening prognostications that deficits will be dissolved by the magic elixir of future growth. Confronted with a weak local campaign manager, the American spinmeisters were responsible for too many day-to-day decisions, and several misjudgments followed. Perhaps there is something about actually being there - and away from the spinmeisters and political operatives in Washington - which promotes clarity of thought and speech. His explanation is consistent with what we've seen in history and it's consistent with what we see now - regardless of what the spinmeisters want us to believe. As is so often the case in Washington, the official spinmeisters have been circling the carcass, offering all the reasons why nothing ever came of all the promises to change the sleazy status quo. The White House spinmeisters have tried to work it into almost every discussion of the president's extended holiday. What we do need is a sense of justice that doesn't succumb to moral purity or compromise with political power (and today, that means spinmeisters more than the tyrants). This is the best guarantee of ‘positive’ coverage since the spinmeisters in the Pentagon came up with the idea of embedding reporters with the troops fighting in Iraq. This was a big gamble for him - if he had stayed in the Rose Garden, they probably wouldn't have done nearly as well, but his spinmeisters could have used history to deflect a lot of the criticism. Understanding what's actually happening has never been more important - and spinmeisters ' efforts to obscure what's actually happening will be stronger and more technologically savvy than ever. As I headed home, the outcome of the election was still in doubt as spinmeisters traded accusations back and forth, and e-mails claimed grand conspiracies afoot in Florida. She's a PR flak, a political spinmeister, a corporate con artist! Origin 1990s: from spin + -meister.
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