I get sensationalism, I get gossip, I understand that.
You bring Naomi in, you get that sensationalism.
That's just capitalism mating with sensationalism getting bitch-slapped by egomania, minus shrewd education, superlative whisky and the deep tongue kiss that comes from true spiritual investigation.
"It encompasses everything wrong with YouTube, the clickbait, the sensationalism, the thing that's got to keep pushing [the envelope].
For example, our reporting looked into the media coverage of the case over the past 27 years, and we got into some of the issues around sensationalism.
Resnais, with his silvered formality, got a kick out of the volatility of the art: battles royal that sprawled all over the page and captured readers with their surreal sensationalism.
He got interested in Tenzing in 1950, was struck by his personality, and, in 1952, began to publicize him, writing stories for the Indian press and advancing the legend that Tenzing had three lungs, which caused Mitra to be accused in Himalayan Club circles of money-making sensationalism.
When The View hosts challenged this idea, pointing out all the free press Trump got during the election, Bloomberg replied, "The press is very democratic they give you what you ask for, and if you want embarrassment and failure and scandal and sensationalism, that's what you're going to get".
They don't get hung up by the sensationalism of one or two matches.
Still, as I detoxed from the sensationalism I had gotten from other films and had been hoping for in "Addiction," I also came to appreciate other parts of the program.
Roald Dahl author "[Rushdie] knew exactly what he was doing and cannot plead otherwise.This kind of sensationalism does indeed get an indifferent book on to the top of the bestseller list - but to my mind it is a cheap way of doing it.
