Sentence examples for headline question from inspiring English sources

There's a short answer to the headline question.

5.11pm: The simple answer to the headline question is that it is still too early to tell.

We should, therefore, now have the information to hand to try and answer the headline question: can we really do without nuclear power?

'Daily Mail Imbecile Headline Question of the Week' goes to Joan Collins, such an important thinker on the right in the Spectator for years, but taking a moment away from her role as the Keith Joseph of shoulder pads to address a media issue in Monday's Mail.

So to answer my headline question, I don't think it's a question of winning or losing.

As to my headline question, it would suggest that we're all fine with playing generic shooter after generic shooter, over and over again.

A Twitter account, SavedYouAClick has a mission to do exactly that, writing the answers to particularly clickbait-y headline questions.

Throughout the week, Labor's headline questions in parliament were about the economy, taxation, climate change and domestic violence.

The headline "Questions Surface About U.S. Surveillance Program" becomes "Come Kill Us, Terrorist Comrades," and "In Search of the Perfect Paella" morphs into "Cooking With Placentas and Cocaine".

But while they might inspire positive headlines, questions abound as to whether gay dating apps can affect meaningful change: Will such actions amount to mere "slacktivism," or might these apps aspire to serve a role as key to the activist's toolkit as Twitter and Facebook did during the Arab Spring?

But while they might inspire positive headlines, questions abound as to whether gay dating apps can affect meaningful change: Will such actions amount to mere "slacktivism," or might these apps aspire to serve a role as key to the activist's toolkit as Twitter and Facebook did during the Arab Spring?