Sensationalizing

Obrador complained about the U.S. media’s coverage of the missing Americans, accusing them sensationalizing things.

Rather than sensationalizing the crash with speeding cars and the destroyed Mercedes-Benz, “The Crown” treats Diana’s death respectfully.

Despite this, van Westendorp says that dubbing it the murder hornet is sensationalizing — unless you are a bee.

Posts poking fun at those infected or sensationalizing a serious epidemic are just as harmful as xenophobic posts.

Let us focus together on the patient instead of sensationalizing rhetoric that only ends up pointing the finger of blame.

She was even attacked by state media for reportedly sensationalizing the principal’s lewd behavior.

The call asks governments and tech giants to make voluntary commitments to prevent people from abusing the internet and sensationalizing acts of terrorism.

From Fox 21 Television Studios, explores the humanity behind the headlines sensationalizing the South Side of Chicago.

I think that's sensationalizing things.

Both papers were accused by critics of sensationalizing the news in order to drive up circulation, although the newspapers did serious reporting as well.

Polanski was also left with a very negative impression of the press, which he felt was interested in sensationalizing the lives of the victims, and indirectly himself, to attract readers.

President Glenn Kohlberger said, "Hollywood makes money sensationalizing the norm.