Sentence examples for sexy headlines from inspiring English sources

Corporate jets, million-dollar bathrooms and bailout bonuses make for sexy headlines in the great blame game swirling around our economic catastrophe, but the real culprits aren't crooks, risk-junkies or incompetent regulators.

"The Farm Bill doesn't make for sexy headlines," Andrew Bahrenburg of the National Young Farmers Coalition, told me.

But I suspect it is a combination of the availability of unchecked information on the internet, sexy headlines, and the need for a dietary scapegoat.

Sorry for the slightly less sexy headline.

But subprime mortgages must be a sexy, headline-generating pressing problem, because America's politicians seem very eager to involve themselves in the crisis.

For the large media outlets the thinking seems to be that people don't care unless a sexy headline can be spun.

We are the new Don Giovannis, whose seductions need to be faster and more frequent, and we hide these crimes of the heart under the sexy headline of "desire".

Last week's reports may not have made for a sexy headline but they should cause editors to pause for thought the next time BUAV comes knocking with its cleverly edited video footage.

The point is that while "fragmentation looming" sounds scary and makes for a sexy headline, it's complete nonsense from my perspective.

23andMe is Silicon Valley's biotech darling -- a sexy, headline-grabbing company that was co-founded by Anne Wojcicki, a biologist who married Google co-founder Sergey Brin but its reception by the government has been less glowing.

But, unlike the Journal, the HuffPo ran a much sexier headline : A choice of words that takes in account all search engine optimisation (SEO) prerequisites, using high-yield words such as "squandering" and "snafu", in conjunction with much sought-after topics such as "Romney" and "health care".