Sentence examples for by headlines from inspiring English sources

"The story became driven by headlines," McGinn says.

Hirst says he has long been plagued by headlines.

Or maybe the research agenda is driven by headlines rather than long-term social problems.

There is deep frustration that policy announcements are being drowned out by headlines about spending cuts.

Many players were ushered to Super Bowl XXXVI by headlines or highlights.

"Governments cannot allow their response to the refugee crisis to be held hostage by headlines.

Soon afterward, the company was battered by headlines about renters who trashed a San Francisco home.

The videos were accompanied by headlines and text that evinced a distinct sensibility — ironic, knowing, smug.

The researchers found that the behavior of these professionals is not particularly influenced by headlines.

These advances were accompanied by headlines proclaiming that AI programs could now read better than humans.

But as cautionary tales of our times go, this one may be worth more than a few drive-by headlines.