Sentence examples for sensational subject from inspiring English sources

Yet given the sensational subject matter, readers coming to Cooper for the first time may find him surprisingly reticent.

Despite its sensational subject, the picture has been made with tact, dedication, and respect for the unending mysteries of family life.

Part of the comedy of Ruhl's play — her most commercial and her best to date — is her nonjudgmental attack on a sensational subject.

It quickly became a sensational subject, and state legislatures raced to ban it, even though voters in three states rejected such bans that were put on their ballots.

In a second-edition preface written in answer to disgusted critics, Zola famously declared that his approach to his sensational subject was purely clinical.

This contributes to the impression that Ms. Thater's latest effort does little more than juggle a series of known quantities and conventions, from reliably sensational subject matter to technologically savvy video environment.

Munro's stories take on pulp fiction's sensational subjects.

The collection's 10 stories take on some sensational subjects.

Young Nikki clearly possesses a keen understanding of the ways that one's own experiences can intersect with the often sensational subjects of acclaimed books.

True, it tackles eminently fashionable and potentially sensational subjects: homosexuality in the priesthood, single mothers with wild pasts and self-medicating, angst-crippled teenagers.

Thus began a trend during the mid-17th century in favour of plots with more sensational subjects that included elements of intrigue, disguise, and deception and that demanded elaborate machinery.