1. not sensational; not designed to provoke excitement, shock, or strong emotion; restrained and factual

Examples

• The newspaper took a nonsensational approach to reporting the scandal, sticking to verified facts.
• Her nonsensational writing style focuses on clarity rather than emotional appeal.
• The documentary presented the historical events in a nonsensational manner.
• Despite the dramatic subject matter, the director chose a nonsensational treatment of the story.
• The report was praised for its nonsensational and objective analysis of the data.
• He preferred nonsensational news sources that avoided exaggeration and clickbait.