sensationalism

the sensationalism of the popular press

lurid crimes. At other times it merely refers to glaring and usually unsavory sensationalism:

The newspaper is known for its sensationalism in reporting celebrity gossip.

The TV show relies on sensationalism to attract viewers.

Some journalists prioritize sensationalism over accuracy in their reporting.

The tabloid newspaper is full of sensationalism and exaggeration.

The article was criticized for its sensationalism and lack of credible sources.

The documentary aims to uncover the truth behind the sensationalism of the media.

The sensationalism of the headlines drew attention to the scandal.

The author's writing style is characterized by its sensationalism and provocative tone.

The movie was criticized for its sensationalism and lack of depth in storytelling.

The sensationalism in the news coverage overshadowed the actual facts of the case.

It reduced many aspects of modern life to entertainment, sensationalism, and commerce.

Yet, the truth about Dr. H. H Holmes is far removed from the sensationalism that surrounds his name.

Kehringer was wary of the risk of sensationalism, and did not want the men to simply narrate their crimes.

And underneath all the sensationalism of the play and obviously there's a lot of it. There is some realism.

Country's been fed on sensationalism for more than two years.

What was the piece of tabloid sensationalism you sent me?

How transmission actually occurs, what is a virus actually, and sort of quash rumors, misinformation, sensationalism.

And even though realism was supposed to be a move away from the sensationalism and moralism of melodrama-well, there's still a lot of sensation.

A lot of dime novels and pulp magazines used what we might call " sensationalism" – that's a tough one to say.

Mr. Balfe said he had selected Joseph Scott Morgan, a professor of forensics at Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Alabama, and host of the " Body Bags" podcast, because he was someone he trusted not to indulge in sensationalism.