Sentence examples for somewhat sensational from inspiring English sources

He wrote his first novel, Écarté; or, The Salons of Paris, 3 vol. (1829), in a realistic but somewhat sensational style.

As Selina Hastings writes in her new biography, "The Secret Lives of Somerset Maugham" (Random House; $35) — the title is somewhat sensational, given that most of Maugham's secrets have been open for some time — Maugham was for much of his life "the most famous writer in the world".

In somewhat sensational terms, it urged the food industry and Government to clean up bacterial pathogens in food "before food poisoning becomes an epidemic". The only epidemic facing consumers is one of needless fear generated recently by a number of advocacy groups and now exacerbated by the editorial.

As Selina Hastings writes in her new biography, "The Secret Lives of Somerset Maugham" (Random House; $35 the title is somewhat sensational, given that most of Maugham's secrets have been open for some time Maugham was for much of his life "the most famous writer in the world".

Jane Eyre was an immediate best-seller, yet was considered controversial and somewhat sensational.

One of the few downsides of this book is that it does leave the reader with the somewhat sensational impression that most food businesses are out to get the consumer.

Atmosphere is pretty sensational.

It was pretty sensational".

She was pretty sensational today".

"It is somewhat too sensational".

There are much more basic and somewhat less sensational problems.