| He conducts with drama, tenderness, and imagination, and he doesn't distort or sensationalize the music. |
| He blamed economics for the tendency of the press to latch on to stories and sensationalize them. |
| Since Wednesday, I have been fielding phone calls left, right, and centre from journalists who want me to sensationalize the demise. |
| There was, in other words, no effort to sensationalize or exaggerate the terrible event. |
| But we tend as a society to sensationalize and overdramatize the effect. |
| Although most of them rehash the subject in a different format or sensationalize the horrifying potential of these weapons, this work is fundamentally different. |
