Sentence examples for sensational article from inspiring English sources

IN MARCH 1999 the New York Times published a long and sensational article alleging that China, using secrets stolen from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, had made a tremendous leap in developing nuclear weapons.

In December 1999, Ms. Merkel published a sensational article in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, lamenting the "tragedy" that had befallen the party, blaming Mr. Kohl and urging a new course.

He is the flawed good guy who begs the authorities to remove errant theatrical comrades from the blacklist, and who winds up writing a sensational article for the western press, denouncing the GDR.

Walter Davenport told get most sensational articles.

(Other publications are not so fastidious, he said, writing sensational articles to pump up sales or producing a positive piece to suit an advertiser).

The presence of a mole at the meeting resulted in sensational articles in the British press claiming (inaccurately) that a boycott of Israel was being planned, practically leading to an international incident involving the Chief Rabbi and Lord Weidenfeld.

MacRumors has long been one of my favorite sources for Mac-related gossip (largely because the site has generally avoided overly sensational articles that were clearly wrong), but today it has been having a few issues with its Macworld Livestream.

An adult then posed an only slightly less farfetched question, expressing his fear fed by sensational articles in Chinese newspapers that GM rice will suppress sperm levels and lead to "subjugation and genocide" in China.

This was not the only time he shocked Cincinnati -- as a journalist at the Enquirer and later at the Commercial, Hearn explored the underbelly and margins of society in sensational articles.

Most of the sensational articles about the narco-violence neglect to mention that it's mostly people directly involved in the drug cartels who become its victims, and although there are sometimes randoms, you might just as easily be killed in, oh, say a movie theater in Denver.

According to a person briefed on the presentation, the representative from the APCO public relations firm even wrote a mock sensational newspaper article to demonstrate what would happen if news leaked.