People who think he is just a bad late Surrealist or a sensationalist are particularly upset by the scope of his success.

At the same time Mr. Gibbs is no iconoclast or sensationalist.

As a murder writer, Pearson was keen to distinguish himself from both the moralist and the sensationalist.

Some newspaper critics have attacked "Pollard" as sensationalist.

Some praised Cho for his honesty, while others attacked him as a sensationalist.

Archaeologists and biological anthropologists criticised media coverage as sensationalist.

He is the compulsive orchestrator of his own piano music and perhaps the most tasteful sensationalist who ever composed.

"She likes to be a sensationalist."

Brek's a sensationalist, and he takes ridiculous risks.

Be assured that it's all for real, and that Spring, even when neck-deep in sensational material, is not a sensationalist.

In some quarters, he is still seen as either a steamy, sexual sensationalist or as a tragic poet of frustration and loss.

Joe Klein described Kelley as a "professional sensationalist."

When rivals called him a sensationalist, Beecher replied that "He is the best fisherman who catches the most fish."

Charron's psychology is that of a sensationalist.

He considers Cézanne the quintessential sensationalist, and has acknowledged that artist's deep influence on his own work.

Sensationalist?

A sensationalist?

No doubt I am perverse, but I found the film sensationalist, spurious and totally unbelievable.

Mr. Lockwood is no sensationalist.

As for the other magazines, Ms. Kelsey said: "I think that in nearly every case, what some call sensationalist has been explicit but acceptable.

Mr. Neumeier, an American active in Hamburg since 1973, is hardly a sensationalist.

Kaus criticized Roggio as a sensationalist who likes to get people to read his articles by distorting the news.

Louis J. Kern feels her view of sexual matters is "angry, confrontational, emotionally exploitative, and sensationalist."

Yea, yea, I get both points but the title does strike some of us as sensationalist and crafted to get more clicks.

Those articles were often sensationalist and served to put the Society in a bad light.

I will be accused of being sensationalist, but that is not my intention.

But since sensationalist journalism gathers more attention, that's what we get.

"Every day since the review was announced there have been sensationalist allegations - some two decades old," he said.

Nor does she romanticize what, by most people's standards, are sensationalist subjects.

Gardner fell out with Williamson over what he saw as sensationalist displays.

He held up examples from newspapers and deplored sensationalist reporting.

It could easily have been a very sensationalist film - but it's actually a celebration of Alan's grandfather's life.

But, er, this rather sensationalist treatise has many detailed sketches, at least.

He not only received business news from his correspondents, but also sensationalist and gossip news as well.

The anxiety is stimulated by frank and sometimes sensationalist crime reporting in the liberated press.

I can thus state unequivocally that the article is unnecessarily sensationalist and extremely misleading.

Most of what Uncharted World posted was sensationalist and inaccurate.

Some shows are more sensationalist than others.

He chiefly writes on the private life of movie stars and singers in a somewhat sensationalist style.

It now features more sensationalist stories, snappy headlines, and Page3 parties.

More sensationalist reports were circulated claiming that the beam caused the crew to fall ill.

There was no warning ; it's sensationalist and irresponsible !

But NOT by a reporter intent on finding something sensationalist.

He was obsessed with translating the most politically sensationalist events of his day into controversial large-scale history paintings.

This cover and its headline received criticism from some commentators for being sensationalist and misleading.

The book is about the London company's unsuccessful attempt to ruin the paper by running a sensationalist rival paper.

By the mid-1990s, fierce competition in the celebrity biography field developed that brought even more sensationalist claims.

A highly sensationalist article in my opinion - the parquet planers, homoerotic, really?

And it's newspapers who are sensationalist?

"I don't see any great advantage of waving my hands in the air and being a sensationalist," he said.

It was a sensationalist headline on the order of "Are your shoelaces killing you?

They've been a sensationalist rag ever since they were taken over by that Murdock bloke.

"She likes to be a sensationalist."

It was a sensationalist work, dwelling on wrongs done to the Princess, and placing much of the blame on her husband.

"If one's aim in life is to be a sensationalist," he said, "my observation is that those careers don't last.

The idea that so-called 'acid parties' are a dangerous drug crazed youth cult is a sensationalist fantasy of the gutter press.

Although King George III has his shortcomings in the economic sphere, your "tea party" in Boston Harbor was a sensationalist and unfair derogation of his tax policy.

The Inside View tabloid is a sensationalist publication pushing blood, gore, and mystery stories about alien abductions and the like, and has also been mentioned in other of King's stories and novels.