Sentence examples for better headline from inspiring English sources

"Father Pathetic" would be a better headline.

This would also make a far better headline than Bashir boarding yet another plane.

I call it confidence; you guys [the media] call it arrogance because it makes for a better headline.

And I sincerely hope that the next time he name-drops us, it will be for a better headline.

A better headline now would perhaps be Women Are More Likely To Have Casual Sex With Men Who Also Have Casual Sex.

NANCY BENNETT O'HAGAN Portland, Me., May 25 , 2013To the Editor: George Orwell could not have written a better headline than this; I had to read it over several times because I could not believe my eyes.

But it is often the outliers that make for better arguments, and better headlines.

These are good guys but, honestly, even I could do you better headlines.

While cloak-and-dagger escapades make for better headlines, most intelligence analysts rely on old-fashioned legwork.

It would be more productive to focus on positive messages to teach consumers about appropriate food choices, rather than emphasizing negative ones -- although the latter make better headlines.

And every mistake is newsworthy: escaped prisoners make better headlines than disgruntled farmers kept waiting for payments due them, for example.Yet even bearing in mind its difficult remit, the Home Office is poorly run.