How to pronounce“sensationalist”in English

sensationalistic about stuff. And I don't know if there's something specific that you're referencing, but certainly everybody's responsible just for their own little program and I can't

It's a thrilling sensationalistic topic.

I can't continue to read the newspapers and see sensationalist headlines about what the body count was this weekend.

Then in the 1830s you begin to get the sensationalist press, the New York Sun comes on and sells

It's a thrilling, sensationalistic topic.

Therefore, their headlines are going to be sensationalist-- this horrifying new development.

Shark Week is usually 90 or 95% sensationalist stuff about sharks.

after relationship, not in a spirit of being sensationalistic.

Except, of course, sensationalists who say, "I've seen the bodies."

The newly-launched magazine, which went viral earlier this month and some of you may have seen because of a sensationalist image of Rachel McAdams pumping

So this perception that because much journalism, or at least some journalism, is about sensationalist coverage of crime, terrorism, celebrity gossip,

Quite often, the people who write books are writing from a very narrow, sensationalist, and poor science-based point of view.

Wanting to understand the outsider's perspective of Oakland, I wondered, why do even reputable outlets like the Discovery Channel air sensationalist programming about Oakland?

This is not about sensationalist reporting where

We’re dealing with a story where unfortunately so much of what has been done in relation to it has been so thoughtless, salacious, sensationalist.

It must be important to you not to focus on one particular aspect of a subject's life because it might-- because it risks making sensationalists.