Sentence examples for sensational content from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1843, News of the World achieved broad circulation through its low price and sensational content.

In its absence, some have suggested that Charlotte wilfully destroyed it, either from embarrassment at its sensational content or envy of its power.

NBC cited the ad's "insensitive nature"; Facebook cited "sensational content," as befits a tech titan; Fox News didn't characterize the ad.

Mr. Berman said that published academic studies, including one of his own, indicated that people were more likely to share sensational content — content that generates an emotional response.

Sharecroppers discovered that fake news – ie tasteless, misleading or sensational content – stood a better chance of "going viral" (and earning more) than truthful stuff.

The bold prototype characters of Plautus (the boasting soldier, the old miser, the rascally parasite), with the intricacies of his farcical plotting, and the sensational content and stoical attitudes of Seneca's drama reappeared centuries later when classical literature was rediscovered.

There's been backlash to news sites and video apps that automatically broadcast your reading and viewing activity, especially when you click some sexy, gory, or sensational-titled content.

Sensational and biased content that polarizes society is a more subtle but sizable problem.

Facebook is moving trying to reduce the impact of sensational or misleading content showing up in users' news feeds.

Interestingly enough, the interview was never ran in Rolling Stone at the time probably in large part due to the lack of sensational and shocking content.

The Taipei city government fined Apple Daily $31,000 for failing to shield youth from the sensational, and often violent, content.