Sentence examples for slightly sensational from inspiring English sources

I have just a few suggestions, though: 1) Given the chasm between the constant promise of hungry curs and actual face-shredding, I wonder if Release The Hounds isn't a slightly sensational title.

He said that the headline result of the latest study was "slightly sensational as the research does not back this up".

(Tina Fey's killer takedown of Sarah Palin was ever so slightly less sensational the night that Palin appeared on the show).

Bloomberg News was only slightly less sensational with its headline: "NRA-Backed Law Spells Out When Indianans May Open Fire On Police".

At least, that was the case until last week's sensational slightly huffy Emirates forum, which: a) proved that, when it comes to staged Q&A sessions, Arsenal are still the guvnors; and b) is still rumbling on.

The exceptions, which are not so far apart as you might imagine, are Trollope (An Autobiography) and Graham Greene, whose A Sort of Life is a brilliant fragment of an Edwardian childhood containing one sensational (and slightly dubious) revelation that as an adolescent he played russian roulette on Berkhamsted Common.

If the 2010 performance had been a rousing if slightly nervy triumph, this time it was sensational.

An adult then posed an only slightly less farfetched question, expressing his fear fed by sensational articles in Chinese newspapers that GM rice will suppress sperm levels and lead to "subjugation and genocide" in China.

We looked lethargic, and slightly off it, although the last half hour we were sensational - how we moved the ball and tried to get back into the game.

USA Todays Susan Wloszczyna praised Eddie Murphy's performance, stating it "gives the comic performance of his career, aided by sensational digital artistry, as he brays for the slightly neurotic motormouth".

Here he offered a sensational performance of Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony to conclude a slightly eccentric program of Russian music.