Sentence examples for mere headlines from inspiring English sources

Instead of mere headlines and facts, the app curates current news stories by adding relevant historical facts.

If boiled down to mere headlines, they said, that news can seem relentlessly negative and may turn off viewers.

The facts of my life materialize, no mere headlines or essayistic musing on human nature or theories of culture, no talk-show interpretations or testimonials of incredulous bystanders, no recitations of the numbing statistics of other holocausts to diminish what is happening here, now.

Meltwater didn't like its clients needing to have a licence from the NLA for the use of mere headlines and short extracts from its service.

The mere headline of VC portfolio companies taking a valuation hit, or, more appropriately, a valuation "adjustment," will do little to quell fears in public markets.

For them, this is not a mere headline or debate topic, but rather their ability to serve safely and securely while protecting our safety and security.

The Pakistani actress and model has made it beyond mere international headlines, into the realm of viral internet notoriety.

Mere press release headlines of such deals (also termed "alliances") became a signal for traders and investors to buy.

Gove, however, said no, insisting mere "monitoring" of headline results was sufficient.

It was no small irony that a mere two days after headlines announced the fall of Rome on June 4 , 1944 the D-Day landings in Normandy completely overshadowed the city's liberation.

Responses to West's call to action immediately started pouring in and the movement made headlines a mere day later.