n.(指行文或报道)耸人听闻，哗众取宠

The tabloid newspaper is famous for its sensationalism in reporting celebrity scandals.
这家小报因报道名人丑闻时采用耸人听闻的手法而闻名。
Some journalists believe that sensationalism sells, leading them to exaggerate or distort facts for attention.
一些记者认为耸人听闻的内容能吸引眼球，因此他们会选择夸大甚至歪曲事实。
Critics argue that the movie's trailer relies too heavily on sensationalism rather than showcasing the true depth of the story.
批评者指出这部电影预告片过于依赖耸人听闻的手法，而非展示故事的真实深度。
The news channel was accused of promoting sensationalism by focusing more on dramatic crime stories than important social issues.
该新闻频道被指责因为过度关注戏剧性的犯罪故事而忽视了重要的社会议题。
In an effort to boost ratings, the talk show host often resorts to sensationalism and stirs up controversy among guests.
为了提高收视率，谈话节目主持人经常采取耸人听闻的方式挑起嘉宾之间的争议。
Despite being aware of the dangers of sensationalism, some bloggers still resort to clickbait headlines to draw readership.
尽管意识到耸人听闻标题的危害，但仍有部分博主使用此类标题来吸引读者。
The news report about the earthquake was criticized for sensationalizing the damage instead of providing accurate information and assistance.
对于那场地震的新闻报道，有人批评其过分渲染破坏情况，而非提供准确信息和援助指导。
Critics say that reality TV has become a breeding ground for sensationalism and exploits participants' personal lives for entertainment value.
批评人士认为真人秀已经变成了一个滋生耸人听闻内容的地方，并以此消费参与者的私人生活以博取娱乐价值。
Many people feel that the coverage of political campaigns in recent years has been dominated by sensationalism and mudslinging rather than actual policy discussions.
许多人认为近年来政治竞选报道大多充斥着耸人听闻和人身攻击，而非真正的政策讨论。
While it may seem like a sensationalist claim, the scientific study does indeed suggest a significant correlation between diet and mental health.
虽然这一说法可能看似耸人听闻，但是科学研究确实表明饮食与心理健康之间存在显著关联。