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• s  typical of tabloids

• Ball showed a long teaser reel from the show, which struck fans of the series as "sexier than the books," "more violent than the books," "more sensationalistic.
• The news will appall the many observers and Dow Jones journalists who worry that Murdoch will impose his political views, sensationalistic tastes and outside commercial interests .
• Media watchdog groups have condemned the sensationalistic coverage and sounded somber warnings about a slide in journalist ethics.

• scandalmongering
• yellow

News & Articles

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• Son Denies 'Scandalous' Nazi Allegations
  The youngest son of the man accused of being a former commander of a Nazi SS unit responsible for killing thousands of women and children during World War II denounced the Associated Press' "sensationalistic and scandalous allegations" made against his 94-year-old father.        
  June 15, 2013 - ABC News

Quotes

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• Michiko Kakutani in New York Times
  Contrary to some of the sensationalistic journalism we've seen these past few weeks, the record is clear that use of Craigslist classified is associated with far lower rates of violent crime than print classifieds, let alone rates of violent crime... Jim Buckmaster http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Buckmaster&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNFFZyCosenYC7BJ06AzHjxswuzm0g BBC News http://www.google.com/url?q=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8049101.stm&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNFDKS8s7-JgeV8euU90yS_wBouRGQ May 13, 2009 88137 117599 sensationalistic THE FINDER, by Colin Harrison (Picador, $14.) This grisly page turner of a novel," as Michiko Kakutani described it in The Times, combines "a Balzacian eye for social detail and a poet's sense of mood with a sleazily sensationalistic plot."
• Braithwaite in FOXNews
  It's symbolic that the diversity that's appearing in broader media is making its way to games in a way that's not insulting or necessarily sensationalistic,said Brathwaite.