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Definition of spin room in English: spin roomnoun US A designated area where journalists conduct interviews with politicians or their representatives after a debate or other political event. he rushed over to the spin room where he tried to make light of what he had done Example sentencesExamples - That was a gift to Democrats in the spin room who variously described his performance as "confused", "agitated" and "odd" -- all digs at his age.
- The cavernous spin room is already crackling with narratives and counternarratives.
- He spent some time in the media center's spin room, doing interviews with various national news outlets.
- "Every user chooses who to follow on Twitter, which spin room to enter," said Gottheil.
- They will be in the media spin room telling reporters that their candidate clearly "won" the debate and that his opponent pretty much imploded on stage.
- Campaign surrogates stayed in the spin room with puffed chests for much longer than they did in Denver.
- Spin rooms have become commonplace after debates and major speeches.
- Even before he concluded his final statement at Wednesday's debate, his senior staff and top surrogates began streaming into the spin room, all with big smiles on their faces.
- The campaigns have already begun sparring over the highly anticipated event, setting expectations, hearing pundits dissect what they must do to succeed, and preparing their social media "spin rooms."
Definition of spin room in US English: spin roomnoun US A designated area where journalists conduct interviews with politicians or their representatives after a debate or other political event. he rushed over to the spin room where he tried to make light of what he had done Example sentencesExamples - Campaign surrogates stayed in the spin room with puffed chests for much longer than they did in Denver.
- He spent some time in the media center's spin room, doing interviews with various national news outlets.
- The campaigns have already begun sparring over the highly anticipated event, setting expectations, hearing pundits dissect what they must do to succeed, and preparing their social media "spin rooms."
- Even before he concluded his final statement at Wednesday's debate, his senior staff and top surrogates began streaming into the spin room, all with big smiles on their faces.
- That was a gift to Democrats in the spin room who variously described his performance as "confused", "agitated" and "odd" -- all digs at his age.
- Spin rooms have become commonplace after debates and major speeches.
- They will be in the media spin room telling reporters that their candidate clearly "won" the debate and that his opponent pretty much imploded on stage.
- The cavernous spin room is already crackling with narratives and counternarratives.
- "Every user chooses who to follow on Twitter, which spin room to enter," said Gottheil.
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