Sentence examples similar to sensational range from inspiring English sources

Its pleasures are manifold, from sensational free-range eggs to other-worldly Norman churches, from vast, ever-changing skies to the four barn owls like white aerial ghosts that we met on an evening drive.

But Vale's heads did not go down and they levelled when a free-kick was touched into the path of O'Connor, who produced a sensational long-range shot that was even better than Ralls' earlier effort.

Circus folks come from a broad spectrum of artists who can provide sensational entertainment, ranging from chainsaw football players to highly trained acrobats.

At least 180 files contain allegations of dirty tricks by the powerful agency with accounts of undercover agents training suicide bombers, bundles of money slipping across the border and covert support for a range of sensational plots including the assassination of President Hamid Karzai, attacks on Nato warplanes and even poisoning western troops' beer supply.

It was another week of sensational style moments that ranged from prim and proper to hot and spicy.

Dowding reports that when they met again later in the day, Bowen stated that he had made a sensational advance, and the minimum range had been reduced to only 220 feet.

Organized under a complex system of over 12,000 subject headings ranging from the sensational (murder) to the banal (handshakes) and kept in folders, the NYPL archive represents a sort of analog search engine, one that has been utilized by artists, writers and advertising agencies for nearly a century.

Casey Stoney struck from close range before Jill Scott finished a sensational flowing first-half move.

Then came sensational roast boar, tasting like the free-range pig that it is, and a toothsome stew of guinea hen laced with whiskey.

The sensational Spanish painter Francisco Goya had the greatest range of any artist in history.

Zuckerberg suggests that providing a "range of perspectives" will combat fake news and sensational content over time, but this appears to naively assume users have some inherent drive to seek the truth.