The story line about rich, ailing Americans paying Chinese gangsters for miracle cures appeared to be a ripped-from-the-headlines commentary on hot-button issues like human trafficking and illegal immigration, but the execution just seemed silly".
In the immediate aftermath of his untimely death, the headlines and commentary focused on that case, giving what I believe to be short shrift to his long and productive career and other legacies.
This convergence of elements meant headlines and commentary that exceeded the stipulated 24 hour news cycle -- even if the MSM did their best to blunt the story's edges and to ease it off the front pages as soon as decency permitted.
Headlines and commentaries abound accusing Leavers of voting against their self-interest.
Greenspan.com rarely appeared in the headlines, but the commentary in the business section was generally favorable.
As a result, the company has consistently reaped the headlines, the serious commentary, the quotations from their rather brilliantly titled - it must be said - director of sleep.
I just want to fit in").. Of course, her plea had nothing whatsoever to do with the contentious headlines or barbed commentary that had been bandied about via social media following CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 discussion.
The editorial board of the Boston Globe, Warren's home-town paper, published a lengthy commentary headlined, "Democrats need Elizabeth Warren's voice in 2016 presidential race".
The Guardian's front page headline over the commentary by Jonathan Freedland brought both together: "Red Ed dares to talk over the heads of the Tory press".
An excerpt from his commentary, headlined "Game of Drones": This is not about Waziristan, this is not even about drones; this is about politics and very dangerous and cowardly politics.
The conflict was billed as "Fossils vs. Clocks" in the headline for a commentary article by Anne D. Yoder, an evolutionary biologist at Duke University, which accompanied Dr. O'Leary's journal report.
