Sentence examples for some sensationalism from inspiring English sources

You're fishing for some sensationalism and I don't think that's worthy of you".

There will probably be some sensationalism in the next round of stories.

"There's been some shameless sensationalism that's gone with this story, but given the choice between spurious headlines and meeting these kids' needs, I'm going to try to the meet these kids' needs".

After The Act of Killing, Oppenheimer was criticised in some quarters for sensationalism and exploitation and it is conceivable that his unsparing view of Adi's desperately unhappy parents will expose this director to more objections on this score.

His look lacks some of the sensationalism of ABC's Bill Weir report, but Schmitz's videos shows a first-rate manufacturing facility with the most dangerous aspect being the tedious work that comes naturally with mass manufacturing.

The Chippendale effect of the masked rogue is pure Marmite sensationalism – repelling some, attracting others.

He calls the procedure a "vampire face-lift" on one of his Web sites, though with some squeamishness about its sensationalism.

The scholars also concluded that because of this limitation, "some commentators have relied more heavily than is desirable on speculation, and some have succumbed to sensationalism".

Some people find that sensationalism causes them to laugh; others find that satire does the trick.

This produced a climate of semihysterical sensationalism, along with some of my all-time favorite headlines.

I'm not certain if it's possible to learn anything helpful from re-examining the life of Mr. Lanza (done here with minimum sensationalism), and in some ways, that's the most discouraging conclusion of all.