Sentence examples for both sensational from inspiring English sources

The contents of the Panama Papers, taken as a whole, are both sensational and banal.

It was the most appropriate motif for heavyweight boxing on a day that was both sensational and, even by the sport's usual standards, utterly shameless.

Both sensational revelations appealed to the iconoclast who lurked inside a man whose origins and habits made him appear a natural member of the establishment.

His musical theatre skills served the 1973 London premiere of Gypsy, in which he played Herbie the manager opposite first Angela Lansbury and then Dolores Gray, both sensational, at the Piccadilly.

The ruling by Judge Wright deprives Ms. Jones's lawyers of a witness whom they expected to be both sensational and greatly helpful to them in proving their contention that Mr. Clinton sexually harassed Ms. Jones while he was Governor of Arkansas and she was a lower-level state employee.

What lessons, you're wondering, can we take from this to our Thanksgiving feasts? 1) Your turkey could have been friends with your dog, 2) John James Audubon enjoyed a good cockfight, and 3) He and Darwin were both sensational prose stylists.

The Dixons are identical twins and had nearly identical seasons--both sensational.

Both were sensational plays.

Both are sensational actors, but are they really appropriate for these roles?

A pity that Prince Andrew's girls were so comprehensively outshone by Earl Spencer's blonde hotties – they both looked sensational the night before.

Hay reveals a reality both less sensational and more interesting: the Disraelis squabbled frequently, but their affection, if showy, was genuine.