unsensational's Usage Examples:

been characterized as among the first to portray gay characters in an unsensational way.

show was praised by audience and press alike for the sensitive and unsensational way this harrowing subject was treated.

with Luis Buñuel, and the film resembles his work in its understated, unsensational treatment of frequently outrageous events.

been praised for treating such a sensitive subject in "an impeccably unsensational tone".

had backed down from its more controversial positions, a deliberately unsensational rival publication began printing called The Cornell American.

review, John Pym (Monthly Film Bulletin) "a flimsy, though surprisingly unsensational, yarn supposedly concerned with the horrors of 'white slavery'.

recognize that "slowness is a value", and he describes the photography as "unsensational and memorable".

study of one man's triumph over a horrible craving" and "by and large, unsensational drama.

The start, however, was very unsensational, with 4 draws and a loss in their first 5 league games.

Bennett edited-in speeches by Nazi leaders, and instead of the relatively unsensational name MB, it was published under the alias Leibstandarte SS MB, named.

to as his weakest amongst his first five feature films and that "an unsensational approach to the material and detached gaze of the camera make it closer.

notable for its decisive but unsensational focus on the experience of women: the male characters have walk-on parts.

"Khirbet Qeiyafa: an unsensational archaeological and historical interpretation" (PDF).

Inglefield's spare and unsensational description of this disaster, Captain Inglefield's narrative concerning.

He also stated that: "Eighty per cent of police work is ordinary and unsensational".

The deliberately unsensational presentation of the horrifying life of a city where six children are.

In Saturday Review, Judith Crist called the film "a cool, intense, unsensational, and ultimately terrifying study.

Synonyms:

sensationalism;

Antonyms:

sensationalistic; sensational;