Sentence examples similar to might be sensationalizing from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the many Fischer outrages and eccentricities could too easily be sensationalized.

Ross Salawitch, an atmospheric chemist at the University of Maryland, College Park, says the health hazards shouldn't be sensationalized.

I feared your campaign would be sensationalized in order to push the envelope like the Benetton ads of yore.

Children can also be made to relive difficult experiences and their stories can sometimes be sensationalized".

It's an effective sight and can hardly be accused of sensationalizing an art that was sensationalizing by design.

Johnson argued that Raphael was sensationalizing white supremacy.

And so, they are sensationalizing the debate, pushing it toward "Un-Reality" TV.

Which of these stories are celebrating a full range of beauty and which are sensationalizing size?

Moreover, the documentary explained, one shard of intelligence was sensationalized: a claim from a single unconfirmed source that Iraqis might be able to deploy short-range battlefield chemical weapons within 45 minutes and threaten British forces in the region.

The paper's author, University of Maryland, Baltimore County physicist Dr. James Franson, said his work had been "sensationalized" in some of the stories, including one entitled "Physicist Suggests Speed Of Light Might Be Slower Than Thought".

"It was sensationalized somewhat," Mr. Altman, in an interview, said of his findings.