Sentence examples for eye-catching headlines from inspiring English sources

Proper sectoral analysis is required, not eye-catching headlines which just make us feel inadequate to the modern world.

And they are easy to sensationalize with eye-catching headlines about post-traumatic stress disorder and difficulties readjusting to civilian life after years of war.

Yet the political class so often refuses to admit its inherent dullness, injecting eye-catching headlines and superfluous catchphrases wherever they can.

This reporting is perhaps the most famous example of yellow journalism, which favors eye-catching headlines and lurid details over factual information.

Perhaps the denizens of the deep are indeed so strange that one can write several eye-catching headlines on the same topic.

Researching a little deeper behind the eye-catching headlines of last week, I find that yes: this latest report is actually a study into previous studies.

Japan and the EU have set eye-catching headline goals.

"Man/Woman Wins Award" is not an eye-catching headline, however accurate it may be.

On the upside, it's an eye-catching headline to hide a catalogue of other failings.

But the comparison makes for an eye-catching headline, so that's what went into the story's lede.

The eye-catching headline of Grade's presentation was to double production revenues by 2012 to £1.2bn.