1.【哲】感觉论;
1.[Philosophy]The derivative of sensational
2.a way of writing or talking about events that makes them seem as exciting or shocking as possible
1.Though reluctant to respond to what was felt to be a wave of harmful sensationalism, the information was given.
公司尽管很不情愿，感到这是追求危言耸听的有害浪潮，但还是提供了有关情况。
2.Channel 4 said the experiment had a scientific purpose and had not been done for sensationalism.
英国第四频道电视台表示，该实验有科学目的，并不是仅仅为了追求轰动效应。
3.It was this combination of sensationalism and rationalism which became one of the basic elements in the philosophy of the Enlightenment.
正是这种感觉论和理性主义的结合，成为了启蒙运动哲学的基本要素之一。
4.What was the piece of tabloid sensationalism you sent me?
你给我的那份耸人听闻的小报是关于什么的？
5.They were an accident of my distraction and a product of news sensationalism.
它们是由于我的分心造成的失误和新闻炒作的产物。
6.Avoid stereotyping, sensationalism and perpetuating myths and misconceptions when reporting on mental health issues.
在报道精神卫生问题时避免陈旧观念、追求轰动效应以及历久不衰的神话和误解。
7.She added that the owners of the attraction were "interested only in profiting from sensationalism" .
她还说：“公园的所有者只是一心想利用炒作来牟利。”
8.Some editors focus on sensationalism , while others present current events in a serious, objective way .
一些编辑追求轰动效应，而其他编辑则以严肃客观的态度报道即发事件。
9.The article says nothing about children being "abducted. " The Associated Press added this for the benefit of sensationalism.
这篇文章并没有讲到儿童被拐的问题，美联社发布它只是为了利益和哗众取宠。
10.In general, the crowding of the market encourages shallow sensationalism, not consideration and depth.
总体上说，拥挤的市场催生了浅薄的轰动效应，而不是思想的深度。