Sentence examples for accurate headline from inspiring English sources

Has there ever been a more accurate headline?

David Pringle, campaign director for the New Jersey Environmental Federation, said a more accurate headline for the maps would be "Gov.

"Mormon moment ends with a loss — but his religion still won," was the accurate headline Wednesday in The Salt Lake Tribune.

Consider this entirely accurate headline published on the web on 11 September: "Channel 4 cancels screening of film questioning Islam's origins".

This was changed shortly afterwards, with the accurate headline "Killers' life terms 'breach their human rights" substituted for the original and the copy corrected.

So, a more accurate headline on the Telegraph story would have been: "David Miliband accused by Tory supporters and assorted nobodies of using antisemitism as 'political football'".

Well, Mr. Peterson is entitled to his new Gilded Age view that big money deserves its right to buy elections, but surely The Times owes its readers, if not the news, at least accurate headlines -- in this case, one that should have read "Iver Peterson declares for Corzine: Primary election still scheduled for June".

We have rules in place that work to select concise, accurate, informative headlines".

The story was accurate, but its headline read, "AIDS Activist Larry Kramer Dies".

It leads to strictly accurate but misleading headlines saying 'one in eight born abroad' or '7.5 million born abroad'.

They should invest in you, with accurate and engaging headlines that lead to quality journalism, good use of media and a friendly UX, rather than trying to trick you into giving a single, grudging click (the Internet's equivalent of a one-night stand).