Sentence examples for highly sensational from inspiring English sources

Struggle Street's highly sensational promo has been pulled by the network after local leaders including the Blacktown city mayor, Stephen Bali, complained about its lurid content.

The work began in a highly sensational news story, and Géricault began to prepare for its making with a welter of figure drawings – at least one hundred, scholars currently calculate.

It observed the fact that Shaikh is the first European to be executed in China in 50 years is highly emotive and sensational: "But viewed in context, the uniform application of sentencing standards for both the Chinese and foreigners underscores the progress of China's legal system, which is steadily building the principle of rule of law".

On Sunday, the latest United States contingent will begin its quest for redemption in beautiful Sydney Harbor, with sailors in several of the 11 classes hoisting their sails in what should be a visibly sensational and highly competitive Olympic regatta.

"Until the 1990s," explains Roman sexuality-in-art expert Professor John Clarke of the University of Texas Austen, "academics avoided working on 'obscene' Greek and Roman texts or 'pornographic' painting and sculpture, letting hack writers publish sensational and highly inaccurate picture books".

"This new story repeats old information, and contains rumors and innuendo from anonymous sources, attempting to create a new sensational angle, and is highly irresponsible".

The night before she stepped into the role of Gamzatti, Ms. Pagliero was sensational in Mr. Ek's highly contemporary work, "Appartement".

Circus folks come from a broad spectrum of artists who can provide sensational entertainment, ranging from chainsaw football players to highly trained acrobats.

The highly anticipated trip kicked off with a whirlwind of events and consequently, a slew of sensational outfits from the royal formerly known as Kate Middleton.

EM: Sensational.

Sensational stuff!