Sentence examples for is both sensational from inspiring English sources

The lack of fundamental change in the recipe over that extensive interval is both "sensational and surprising", says Jana Jones, an Egyptologist and textiles researcher at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, and a co-author of the research.

Although first-in human clinical study using a novel cell source or technology is both sensational and impressive, efforts to turn this established technique into a standardized therapy should be a continuous process.

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.

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.

There is irony in the fact that the Thursday and Friday night shows were both sensational.

Jeremy Lewis, who is writing Astor's biography for Jonathan Cape, told the Observer that Astor's knowledge of the secret world was both less sensational and more complicated than hitherto understood.

That ballet was MacMillan's new version of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring and it was both a daunting and sensational gift.

The linchpin of both versions is a sensational performance by Ned Beatty, who plays Brick's father, Big Daddy Pollitt, the owner of "twenty-eight thousand acres of the richest land this side of the valley Nile".

The result was sensational – both delicious and effective.

Her subsequent career was sensational, both on and off screen, the two aspects becoming hopelessly confused.