Sentence examples for particularly sensational from inspiring English sources

That hearing was particularly sensational: Mary Lacey, who supplied the details missing from Foster's account, was her daughter.

These pictures are not particularly sensational: they look like theater sets waiting for the play to begin.

But plenty of journalists and Democratic investigators have been digging, and nothing particularly sensational has been proved.

These photographs, Obama says, aren't "particularly sensational" — not as bad as the ones we've seen from Abu Ghraib?

His father, knowing the formidable gifts needed, was not at first encouraging, once telling an interviewer that his son's piano playing "was not particularly sensational", but that he wasn't bad at the drums (he played in a free-jazz group called the Nameless).

In 2009, Obama remarked that the photographs at issue "are not particularly sensational".

Yet the quality of golf on display here Sunday was perhaps even more sensational, particularly in light of the circumstances.

Take a look around Seattle's roster: It's littered with late-round draft picks and undrafted free agents, particularly among its sensational defense that held Peyton Manning and the league's premier offense in check for 60 minutes.

How does he feel?" This is not to say that local papers are uninterested in the case's more sensational details, particularly charges that the Rigases looted Adelphia assets for their own benefit.

The murder trial, which received sensational media coverage, particularly in the UK and US, was seen as an indictment of the notoriously slow-moving Italian justice system.

But Calder particularly recommended himself with his sensational full-body portraits of jazz-era dancer Josephine Baker and bust portraits of many in his Parisian artistic circle, such as Miró, composer Edgard Varèse, and socialite Kiki de Montparnasse.