sensationalism
sensationalism 英 [sen'seɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪz(ə)m] 美 [sɛn'seʃənəlɪzəm]
n. 追求轰动效应；哗众取宠
名词复数:sensationalisms
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- n. 追求轰动效应；哗众取宠
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1. All major life changes are difficult, but the lack of understanding is triple -- dealing with all the prejudice and bias, and even the sensationalism and prurient interest.
所有重大的人生转变都是艰难的，但如果缺少理解将会困难重重——对待所有的歧视与偏见，甚至还有哗众取宠和淫欲。
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2. What does, ironically, veer more towards sensationalism, are the attempts by opponents of climate action to lambast such discussions as opportunistic, to try to shut down the dialogue.
但是讽刺的是那些气候行动的对手试图谴责这样的讨论，正如投机取巧的试图关闭对话，这些才是更加的哗众取宠。
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3. Much western commentary on China, especially as purveyed in media that depend heavily on sound bites and sensationalism, continued to fall into a familiar trap.
许多西方对中国的评论，尤其是严重依赖于录音采访和追求轰动效应的媒体，继续陷入熟悉的陷阱中。
- sensationalism (n.) 1846 in philosophy, "theory that sensation is the only source of knowledge;" 1865, of journalism that aims to excite the feelings, from sensational + -ism.
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