Sentence examples for a section headlined from inspiring English sources

Forgive me if I have not followed Fukuyama's counter-argument in a section headlined 'Why The Naturalistic Fallacy is Fallacious'.

Such deals may not include a section headlined "science", but they typically include harmonisation of consumer protection, environmental and manufacturing standards – each of which is underpinned by science.

Custom-made titanium bars similar to those used by Wiggins can be found on the Pinarello website on page eight of a section headlined "Bolide HR's White Paper".

Crow said the leaflets alleged in a section headlined "Not Ken again", that his union's policies and its leadership had damaged the election chances of Johnson's main rival, Labour's Ken Livingstone.

One crime report actually had a section headlined, "The Invasion of Undesirables".

In a short section headlined "spending connected with Mme Valérie Trierweiler", the court of auditors' report notes that following the couple's split in January, all of the staff positions related to Trierweiler were closed.

In 2006, when Katie Couric was made the first solo anchor of a network news show, she wrote an article in the Times review section headlined "When will we stop saying 'First woman to...'?" She chuckled about that at a dinner last week with Arthur Sulzberger – the Times's publisher, who gave her the editor's job.

On Monday, the day the latest round of annual U.N. climate negotiations opened in Durban, South Africa, the paper ran a scene-setter in its front section headlined "Global pact gives way to local action".

Unfortunately, this year Bush's attack picked up a quasi-endorsement from Times in the form of a recent, above-the-fold cover piece in the newspaper's influential Sunday Arts & Leisure section headlined, "Is PBS Still Necessary?" The essay really was a train wreck.

The "Cairo Stringer" section, headlined "The Sex Lives of Islamic Extremists," finds an overbearing blowhard dropping in on the young writer who's trying out for the Cairo assignment, and the kid is easily overwhelmed by this bully.

Time magazine featured Dahlman in its college-life section, headlining the story "Success on the Oval Campus".