Sentence examples for inflammatory headline from inspiring English sources

Instead, in order to swell an inflammatory headline figure about maximal sponging, all the payments to a household are lumped together before this cap is applied.

Just recently, I read a plaintive but inflammatory headline in the Telegraph, "Why must we bow to the intolerant ways of Islam?".

When I complained, Sky apologised and changed the headline, but by then the damage had been done, with a number of publications publishing the Sky article with its original inflammatory headline.

I was born in March 1976, just a few months after President Gerald Ford suggested that the city, as The Daily News rendered it in the famous inflammatory headline, "drop dead".

Connie Schultz, whose fair-minded book review for the Washington Post, published on March 1st, was nonetheless accompanied by the inflammatory headline "The Elitist's Guide for Working Women," acknowledged that Sandberg is "bubbling with contradictions": "Stand up for yourself, but don't tick off the boss.

Well, that's kind of an inflammatory headline.

Rushdie is too notorious around the world for anyone to notice the alternative reality that lurks behind the inflammatory headlines.

This documentary is an attempt to look beneath the inflammatory headlines and at the context for the explosion of grassroots anger.

He told the Guardian: "It is vital that news outlets do not encourage Islamophobia through the usage of clearly inaccurate and inflammatory headlines, especially in today's climate.

DEAD PRESIDENTS: "Destiny of the Republic," Candice Millard's account of the assassination of James Garfield, new at No. 7, has also inspired some inflammatory headlines.

Sheen's unconfirmed alleged diagnosis was presented as a "deadly secret" by the editor in chief of the Enquirer and a number of inflammatory headlines have reinforced the "panic" over his sexual activity.