Sentence examples for sensational relationship from inspiring English sources

Concord Music has remastered and reissued a set of jazz landmarks from the Original Jazz Classics catalogue – with highlights including Thelonious Monk's short but sensational relationship with John Coltrane, Art Pepper's encounter with Miles Davis's 1957 rhythm section, and Dave Brubeck's pre-Take Five wakeup call, Jazz at Oberlin.

It was edited down to 300 pages, concentrating mostly on the sensational aspects of their relationship.

Unfortunately, the media focus on the sensational possibility of an intimate relationship between the senator and a lobbyist obscures this central message, which is supported by an analysis of a number of the senator's actions.

With the cold war now a fading memory, talking about a move away from the US no longer conjures up a Britain vulnerable to the Red Menace, but the less sensational prospect of a closer relationship with the EU.

But the sensational coverage of his brief relationship with Monroe nearly 60 years ago never completely faded away.

It's probably unnecessary to add that the revelations such books traffic in are likely to be of the sensational variety, tales of turbulent relationships and dogged addictions.

He becomes embroiled in the sensational case, and strikes up a relationship with a British student, played by model Cara Delevingne.

Maria went to a psychotherapist about her relationship with Williams, and, despite sensational evidence to the contrary, wanted to believe that he was a lapsed heterosexual.

Bearn's union with Freud is simultaneously more sensational and yet more socially acceptable than her previous relationship with a 74-year-old Colditz survivor.

It is a sensational approach to the reality that parents certainly have different relationships with their children, and often have unequal relationships with those children.

He was sensational both on and off the field, and the relationships he formed with many of us have made this tragedy even harder to absorb.