Word: sensationalizing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The American Artist Magazine says TIME'S covers have "created a sensation ... set a style"-the Portland Oregonian hails the paintings as
"A major fallacy," the doctor goes on, "is implied in the modern attitude toward diet. It is that appetite cannot be trusted . . . [but] laboratory investigations . . . can. Surely we have been endowed with the sensation of taste for some purpose. Eating should mean roasts, sauces, puddings, pies-not calories, vitamins, minerals...
Bishop Wand's new post is sure to please sport-minded Anglicans. Onetime president of the Queensland Soccer Association, he expects to take an active interest in the Fulham Football Club-"if I am asked." In Brisbane, he once created a sensation by announcing that he had no objection...
In recent years the backing of big subscription clubs like the Book-of-the-Month Club has insured the success of many books. High-pressure promotion campaigns have launched others, including last year's lusty sensation, Forever Amber. An obscure novel called The Honorable Peter Stirling started selling like...
Most or all of what he said about Argentina's strict censorship and jails crowded with political prisoners had been said before, in dispatches which other newsmen had sneaked out. But Cortesi packaged it all up, and with a good play by the powerful Times, it created a minor...