Sentence examples for sensational event from inspiring English sources
It was a sensational event, accompanied by speeches, fireworks, and marching bands.
What is new is the treatment of every sensational event as a cultural construct.
"In our narrow little world, this is quite a sensational event," Mr. Shub said.
Screaming pursuit of a sensational event is a longstanding practice in the news media.
By Elizabeth Kolbert Cuvier's proof of extinction, of "a world previous to ours," was a sensational event.
"The problem is that every time there's a sensational event, that starts the whole sectarian cycle again.
Not all sensational events are significant events.
The story, anyway, is too packed with sensational events for us to keep them straight.
Mr. Arthus-Bertrand has always favored sensational events to draw people to his cause, even in a country where such exuberance is often viewed with distrust.
British readers were fascinated by this direct evidence of ordinary lives touched by the sensational events of one of their country's most turbulent centuries.
Anne Mclean; Bloomsbury, £16.99), the Conrad of Colombia layered story upon enigmatic story amid the drugs-related mayhem of his nation's tormented recent past: a subtle take on sensational events.
