Sentence examples for considered headlines from inspiring English sources

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It was written, directed and produced by a 15-year-old from Brighton named Amer Deghayes, who had taken inspiration from some of the less considered headlines of the Daily Mail and the Sun.

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When Apple's Maps apps had flaws, it was considered headline news.

The comments by former Metropolitan police commissioner John Stevens about new witnesses in the Diana inquiry was considered headline news by several Fleet Street hacks.

Beleaguered women in the developing world are clearly not considered headline material but at GREAT we're committed to making them so.

However, with television busy reporting from the caves of Tora Bora, this revelation -- which shows that the tax cut was sold on utterly false premises -- wasn't even considered headline news.

No French newspaper considered this headline.

And in response to past criticism aimed at Comedy Central, as with other networks that have largely stuck with men in hosting roles, Alterman said women, too, would be considered to headline the new show.

Træna may have started as a music festival but over the years the breathtaking setting has come to be considered the headlining act.

Consider the headlines.

Consider these headlines from recent months.BabyCenter: "I Hate Hearing About Your Gifted Child".

Consider the headlines coming out of the Middle East, and the tensions with Russia over Ukraine.

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