Sentence examples for a remarkable article from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the day before the appeal ruling was due, a remarkable article appeared in The Los Angeles Times.

A remarkable article in The Times last week detailed what has happened in Memphis, where a majority of the residents are black.

There's something inherently jazzy in Eastwood's approach to directing, and it's depicted in a remarkable article, by Michael Goldman, about the making of "J.

In a remarkable article in the Wall Street Journal on Monday, writer Greg Ip reports that the Federal Reserve has shifted the focus of its concerns with inflation.

In a remarkable article published this year in Novaya Gazeta, Romanova said that the source of her husband's troubles was likely a critical story she did for the Russian magazine The New Times about one of Moscow's oligarchs.

In 1921, The Times ran a remarkable article by its ace diplomatic reporter, Anne O'Hare McCormick, in which she described the secret efforts by the French government to persuade couturiers to drop hems and add side panels and other garniture.

There is a long and remarkable article in the current New Yorker about a man who was executed in Texas in 2004 for deliberately setting a fire that killed his three small children.

Braden was a remarkable man and this remarkable article deserves to be read in full.

There then followed the most remarkable article of all, a Dec. 25 report from The Washington Post that on the day after Labor Day, "just as campaign season was entering its final frenzy," Armey "walked into the group's Capitol Hill offices with his wife, Susan, and an aide holstering a handgun at his waist.

Matt Bai's remarkable article (July 25) was an unwitting revelation about the Democratic Party.

A remarkable news article from Gaza appeared in The Washington Post last week, and it deserved more attention than it got.