Sentence examples for story headlines from inspiring English sources

Based on the IPCC story headlines he compiled, the politically conservative Times, Daily Mail, and Telegraph gave climate contrarian views disproportionate coverage, unlike The Guardian, Observer, and Independent.

A Cornell Tech-led study found that people tended to believe news story headlines were true when they aligned with their political views – however, when participants were offered a cash bonus if they evaluated headlines accurately they showed less bias.

The message board buzz points back to a U.K.-based technology web site, The Register, which reported in a story headlines, "3Dfx set to take over S3".

According to the list, based on story headlines on Memeorandum the New York Times, Washington Post and AP control over 22.4% of political headlines.

A search of Google found thousands of MySpace News pages presenting story headlines with a MySpace url that led directly to a framed page that uses content from other sites.

SportsFanLive looks a little bit like a green Netvibes, with different widgets arranged on the page: a fun poll up top, a feed of major sports story headlines, another feed of top headlines from the teams you are following, and a Facebook-like FanFeed that lets you keep up with all of the sports news and events your friends are watching.

Discrepancies in the story prompted Rolling Stone to retract the story, headlined A Rape on Campus.

"Terror Tyres," proclaimed the mass-circulation Daily Mail, with an inside story headlined "Out of Control".

Rappler, a news portal in the Philippines, ran a story headlined, "Netizens blame Pacquiao's faith in shocking loss".

His story, headlined, "The Atomic Plague" appeared in the London Daily Express on 5 September 1945.

Last month, the Nigerian newspaper Next ran a story headlined, "Aondoakaa's secret deal with Pfizer".