vt.故作耸人听闻地夸张，大肆渲染

原形：sensationalize第三人称单数：sensationalizes过去式：sensationalized过去分词：sensationalized现在分词：sensationalizing

The tabloid press often sensationalizes stories to increase sales.
这些小报常通过夸大其词来增加销量。
He was accused of sensationalizing the tragedy for political gain.
他被指责为了政治利益而渲染这场悲剧。
The news report sensationalized the crime, making it seem far more gruesome than it actually was.
新闻报道夸大了犯罪细节，使其显得比实际情况更为残忍。
She didn't want to sensationalize her personal struggles, but she hoped sharing them would help others.
她不想把自己的个人困难渲染得太过，但她希望分享出来能帮助到他人。
The movie took some liberties with historical facts, sensationalizing events for dramatic effect.
这部电影对历史事实做了一些改动，为了戏剧效果而夸大了事件。
The journalist avoided sensationalizing the story, choosing instead to present the facts objectively.
记者没有夸大其词，而是选择客观地呈现事实。
The publisher urged the author to sensationalize their memoir to make it more appealing to readers.
出版商建议作者在回忆录中加入更多耸人听闻的内容，以吸引更多读者。
The TV show tends to sensationalize real-life emergencies to create high ratings.
这个电视节目常常夸大现实生活中的紧急情况以获得高收视率。
The newspaper article sensationalized the celebrity's breakup, turning it into a front-page scandal.
报纸把这位明星的分手事件夸大成头版丑闻。
Some politicians use fear-mongering and sensationalism to win votes.
有些政客利用煽动恐慌和夸张手法来赢得选票。