Sentence examples for obvious headline from inspiring English sources
In terms of success in the face of adversity the Paralympians David Weir, Ellie Simmonds and Sarah Storey provide an obvious headline turn.
Dr Marwan Koukash's latest coaching upheaval has been on the cards for a few weeks, and although Iestyn Harris's move from Wigan has been the obvious headline, the appointment of Shane Flanagan as a consultant would surely be more significant – input from a man who has recently been at the sharp end of NRL coaching could lift the Devils to a new level.
There are several reasons for the lackluster performance of the obvious headline names.
It's an obvious headline: "World's oldest Tweeter talks cuppas and casserole".
Mirror Group Newspapers has stuck its head even farther than Murdoch above the parapet on issue of SEO - launching sites like 3am.co.uk that eschew obvious headlines and instead embrace the kinds of heads Bettio described as "funny or obscure".
The credit crisis is rippling up and down the economy in ways that may not create obvious headlines but that affect the way people do their business and live their lives.
Life Is Strange's obvious headlines are the rewind ability and its branching storyline, but its embellished version of school life is delightful to play through, allowing me to finally experience that period of discovering music and smoking weed and hanging out with actual friends that I never got round to in real life.
Life Is Strange's obvious headlines are the rewind ability and its branching story line, but its embellished version of school life is delightful to play through, allowing me to finally experience that period of discovering music and smoking weed and hanging out with actual friends that I never got round to in real life.
Aside from two obvious large headlines - "A new Lib Dem cover up" and "Less than 1 in 3 Lib Dem voters still back the party" - the unmistakeable message of the totality of the Mail's coverage was its bitterness towards Nick Clegg and his party.
OK, it was a local affair that wasn't obvious in the headline figures – the FTSE 100 index advanced a trifling 60 points, or 1%.
One that isn't obvious; isn't headline grabbing; but one that makes a mess of lives if there isn't support, help and protections".
