Sentence examples for something more sensational from inspiring English sources

Something more sensational might actually be better policy, if worse politics.

Over-excitedly, the BBC thought it had something more sensational than it really was.

But in nutricosmetics, they are being branded as something more sensational.

Wilson resigned in 1976, increasingly unwell and bored with being prime minister – the latter reason a quiet scandal missed by 70s conspiracy theorists looking for something more sensational.

But while Barry Bonds has captured baseball-wide attention in the first week of the season, the San Francisco Giants' pitchers have been something more than sensational.

But for future advancements in sensory experiences, the world's most creative culinary experts are ones to watch, adds Spence: "innovation will happen in hands of the chefs turning technology into something memorable, more sensational and more shocking".

Distract from the actual behavior by misdirecting our attention elsewhere--preferably to something even more sensational.

These supernatural plots are definitely more sensational than my daily routine, but I want to watch something that I can relate to.

Just a few days into testimony at one of the most sensational criminal trials in this city's history, it is clear that something more is at stake than the racketeering and murder charges in the 32-count indictment against James (Whitey) Bulger, the notorious ruler of Boston's underworld in the 1970s and '80s.

Exhibitions are becoming dumber and more sensational.

"I've tried to be more theatrical, more sensational.