Sentence examples for sensationalism with from inspiring English sources
The sensationalism with which such operations are reported in the media has now become all too common.
You have to admire the economy and lack of sensationalism with which Barker covers this territory, too.
At the same time, and in a way that was an innovation in the period, he added to his right-wing politics a tincture of sensationalism, with coverage of suicides, rapes, and above all, murders.
Especially in its first act, in which visitors to a somber mansion in Northern England stir up things that go bump in the night, "Bracken Moor" smoothly melds shivery sensationalism with Shavian talkiness.
But it's harder to understand why McGarrity allows the story to slide into sensationalism, with a revenge killer who is entirely too crafty (and whose methods are too flashy) to be credible.
Balancing sensationalism with a deeper sense of purpose is a risk Ms. Abramovic's work often runs, and, inevitably, one theme we may see in "Ocean View" is surveillance: watching a woman's every move in her skeleton of a home, entirely exposed.
The term outbreak is synonymous with epidemic and is sometimes preferred because it may not evoke the sensationalism associated with the word epidemic.
We conclude with recommendations for responsible communications for GT trials that counter the historical sensationalism associated with this field of biotechnology.
This produced a climate of semihysterical sensationalism, along with some of my all-time favorite headlines.
Strategies should counter historical sensationalism associated with gene transfer, promote informed consent, and honor patient hope while grounding communications in current clinical realities.
As evidenced by the media hype over trafficking in Germany during the 2006 World Cup [ 41, 42], however, the sensationalism associated with human trafficking often dwarfs the more mundane, everyday concerns of consensual, adult sex work - demand for which tends to increase in host countries during big sporting events.
