Sentence examples for more inflammatory headlines from inspiring English sources
Many of the sites on the list are aggregators – they take news stories from other sources and rewrite them with more inflammatory headlines and without contextual facts.
ABC's Jonathan Karl is also one of the reporters driving the "IRS scandal" story to a wider audience, with on-air reports like "Document Draft Shows IRS Targeted Conservative Groups, IRSRS IG Report: Targeting Conservatives Began In 2010," "IRS Scandal Spreads Wider Than Cincinnati Officers" and more such stories, usually with inflammatory headlines and sensationalist scandal-hyping story lines.
That might be a bit more inflammatory.
A more inflammatory memoir was "For the Record".
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.
In a statement, he disavowed some of the more inflammatory articles it has published.
Such images would have added an even more inflammatory element to the outcry over Abu Ghraib.
Compared with other Arab media outlets, Al Jazeera may be more independent -- but it is also more inflammatory.
Actually, I wonder if Sony cares as much (that the PS2 outsold the PS3) as the inflammatory headlines you're likely to see suggest.
