Sentence examples for a rare article from inspiring English sources

It was a rare article that didn't mention the H-word at some point.

A rare article in this month's issue of the journal Science might explain why.

The price I gave him on this was much higher than the original sale, but I explained that the South American stuff was really a rare article and cost me a lot.

A rare article about what it called this "sensitive" dispute appeared in the New York Times on May 18 , 1967 declaring right in its headline that the film had been "Suppressed by U.S. for 22 Years".

But with Chin-Kee's striking embodiment of ethnic confusion and self-betrayal, Gene Luen Yang has created that rare article: a youthful tale with something new to say about American youth.

Paul Kennedy's article "An America adrift" (Views, Sept. 7) is a rare opinion article that manages to succinctly describe the ills of America.

By Sylvia Townsend Warner The New Yorker, April 6 , 1940 P. 24Sexton, you have buried many a rare View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar.

Last month Ali Akel, a conservative columnist for the pro-government newspaper Yeni Safak, was fired for daring to write a rare, critical article about Erdogan's handling of the Kurdish issue.

And in turn, the dispute inspired Jonathan Evans, the head of MI5, to insist in a rare newspaper article that "we did not practice mistreatment or torture" in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001, "and do not do so now, nor do we collude in torture or encourage others to torture on our behalf".

He was dubbed the "Indian male Candace Bushnell," after the "Sex and the City" writer, in another rare article about him in India's traditional media.

Like so many columns Nugent has penned, the Rare article is sure to stir controversy.