Sentence examples for shocked headlines from inspiring English sources

Shocked headlines have reported that a newly discovered letter by Rudyard Kipling "admits plagiarising" parts of "Law of the Jungle", which appears in The Jungle Book.

He is cool enough for Vogue, controversial enough for shocked headlines in the Japanese press.

Contentious matters involving wealthy Saudis are, typically, handled with discretion, and the arrests generated shocked headlines around the world.

Despite the fanfare (and shocked headlines), there's very little of the car that's functional (or even actual).

Cut to a stack of big-city newspapers reporting the story in shocked headlines, then back to the small, vaguely southern town, where the jailed teacher becomes a social outcast.

You may have seen our favorite (if not-so-shocking) headline this week: 100 Brains Missing in Texas!

If we got over that superstition, we'd be less shocked at headlines.

He connected A-Rod to Bonds and was shocked when headlines rolled off the presses.

Energy consumers from Chicago to New Jersey were shocked after headlines proclaimed that the recent PJM energy capacity auction would result in electric bills about $130 a year more than this year's prices.

Yes, the shock headlines would announce: "Higher Labour borrowing early in the next parliament".

In this one, it's the story of the "honour killing" as we know it from those shock headlines.