| Unfortunately some media are apt to sensationalise control programmes and generate hostility among the public. |
| On its most basic level, the news report did not, in the view of the Atlantic Regional Council, distort or sensationalise any aspect of the story. |
| The biggest point this film raises for me is the way it may sensationalise or romanticise suicide. |
| As games mature, more are going to try to explore the issues GTAV attempts to satirise, sensationalise and make ridiculous. |
| The report does not seek to sensationalise or exaggerate perceived dangers, but it does provide a useful framework to encourage public awareness of the risks involved and to provide practical remedies. |
| Does it sensationalise and distort the issues? |
