'Anxious' Prince William shows a 'celebrity-free' gesture on solo US trip.

[ 18/09/2023 22:30 ] Read on mirror.co.uk

Report Overview: The article contains some manipulations such as sensationalism, biased language, and appeal to authority. However, it also provides some balanced reporting and includes quotes from a body language expert. Overall, the article is moderately objective.

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Prince William (80)

Prince Harry (60)

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Detected Manipulations & Suggested Changes

Sensationalism

The article uses sensational language to describe Prince William's gestures and emotions.

Judi James told Mirror of his posture and appearance: 'That left hand fiddling with his jacket forms a partial barrier ritual, suggesting William is experiencing some feelings of anxiety.' She continued: 'But otherwise his body language suggests a desire to look informal, un-regal and rather sweetly upbeat here. His open-mouthed, rather excited smile and wave is a show-stopper because he’s regurgitated the shy, bashful but also playful facial expression and look that he wore so much as a child. The wave is friendly and, again, a royal and a celebrity-free gesture, with the hand held low to connect in a more accessible, down-to-earth way.'

Use more neutral language to describe Prince William's gestures and emotions.

Biased language

The article uses biased language to portray Prince William in a positive light.

It was the first stop in a number of quick succession appearances after William had posted on Twitter it was 'so good to be back in the United States'. He wrote on the account he shares with Kate: 'No one does optimism and ingenuity like the American people, so it's only right we unveil this year's @Earthshotprize Finalists in New York City.'

Use more neutral language to describe Prince William's statements.

Appeal to authority

The article relies on the opinion of a body language expert to support its claims about Prince William's emotions.

Judi James said William might have been feeling anxious. Judi concluded he looked like a man who was prepared to listen to those in front of him.

Provide a more diverse range of expert opinions or include statements from Prince William himself to support the claims.

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