lurid headline

Examples (20)

• The tabloid was known for its lurid headlines about the sex lives of the stars.
• The newspaper was filled with sensational stories and lurid headlines.
• The newspaper ran a lurid headline about the scandal to boost sales.
• Editors often use a lurid headline to attract readers' attention.
• Readers are often drawn to lurid headlines, even if the story itself is less dramatic.
• She quickly scanned the front page, noting the particularly lurid headline about the celebrity scandal.
• He was shocked to see his own name in a lurid headline on the front page.
• Such a lurid headline exaggerates the actual events, focusing on shock value.
• Despite the lurid headline, the article provided a very balanced account of the events.
• Journalists debated whether a lurid headline was ethical for reporting serious news.
• The editor rejected the story, saying its lurid headline was too sensational for their readership.
• The tabloid specializes in publishing lurid headlines and exaggerated accounts.
• Tomorrow's papers will likely feature lurid headlines about the political fallout.
• He was appalled by the lurid headline that distorted the truth of the accident.
• The public has become desensitized to lurid headlines detailing celebrity misbehavior.
• Despite the lurid headline, the article itself contained little new information.
• A lurid headline screamed 'City in Chaos!', but the reality was much calmer.
• The editor was criticized for allowing such a lurid headline to appear on the front page.
• Critics argue that the constant stream of lurid headlines erodes public trust in journalism.
• To sell more copies, some newspapers resort to using a lurid headline and sensational content.