Sentence examples for use of sensational from inspiring English sources

The second most frequent type of violation of child rights in the media was the use of sensational, provocative and/or inappropriate language or defamatory headlines when referring to child victims of crimes or the behavior of children.

James Tucker's Ralph Rashleigh; or, The Life of an Exile (written in 1844; published in an edited version in 1929 and in its original text in 1952), on the other hand, makes use of all the sensational opportunities at hand.

Sensational use of front-page real estate, however important and powerful the story might be, is disappointing.

This policy also protects against the sensational use of images that show armed child soldiers acting or posing as aggressors – including all those holding weapons.

He also noted the regime's practice of using sensational trials to divert public attention from the worsening state of the economy and similar issues.

Still, the victims' families and community activists were able to use the sensational nature of the case to their advantage, successfully pressuring city and police officials to inform South Los Angeles residents about the killer and his victims.

More likely he is meeting the expectations of a readership used to the infinite kill count of sensational films and electronic games, and is bloody-minded enough to enjoy doing so.

It was not the substance or message of her play that invoked the wrath of so many Sikhs, but the deliberate, sensational and offensive use of sacred icons.

Wildly sensational in the use of dwarfs, Siamese twins, a two-headed pig and a limbless woman, these images attest to a vision as transgressive and perverse as it is celebratory and inclusive.

Sherman will jam Crabtree almost every snap and use his sensational length on the back end of plays to make up for any separation.

Cudlipp's saving grace was his desire to use popular, sensational journalism as a tool for the good of society.