Sentence examples for sensational indeed from inspiring English sources

This week's episode was sensational indeed: the capture on August 18th, after a nine-month hunt, of Mexico's, perhaps the world's, most wanted kidnapper Daniel Arizmendi, an ex-policeman famed for sending his prisoners' sliced-off ears to their relations as a payment incentive.

"Evil can indeed be sensational," he wrote, "but the sensationalism surrounding it is always dangerous for morality".

Neither was he the first prominent anticontagionist in Britain; indeed the sensational aspects of his theory bore a striking similarity to those in publications of the 1720s.

So, nothing overstated or sensational.

Nixon's book, "Debriefing the President," gives more ammunition to the skeptics; indeed, some of its contents can only be described as sensational.

Indeed, he may be on the verge of one of the more sensational comebacks in Liberal history – and they've had a few.

Mark Crispin Miller has done sensational and under-reported investigating t o establish that -- as I warned -- indeed the GOP staffers on the US Senate Judiciary Committee have been.

If you indeed come across one, what you can generally count on are the most dramatic, sensational or touching scenes from the past year's current events.

ADAM GOPNIK: Yes, indeed — we got heritage turkeys a couple of times from Dan Barber's amazing Stone Barns, and they were sensational, though small-breasted.

Indeed, the scene with Anne, played by Pamela J. Gray with a steely reserve that can barely conceal her unease, is sensational.

EM: Sensational.