Sentence examples for a revealing article from inspiring English sources

Last September The Lincoln Journal-Star wrote a revealing article on Standley and her estrangement from Chamberlain.

But a revealing article by Mike Freeman in Thursday's Times cites testimony that the practice is widespread.

Despite efforts by other conservatives to rally a rank-and-file rebellion, when the GOP renegades got home, their constituents were fine with their stance, according to a revealing article by The Post's Laura Vozzella.

Perhaps even more damning, the army's top spokesperson, General Athar Abbas, wrote a revealing article on an official website, arguing that Musharraf and other previous military rulers had harmed the army's image.

They point to a revealing article in The New Yorker from Jan . 19 , 2004in which Karl Rove, the president's closest adviser, told Ken Auletta, the author, that Mr. Bush saw the press as "elitist".

Just such a jolt arrived last Tuesday in a revealing article by Katie Thomas in The New York Times, describing how various college sports programs use creative methods to comply with the regulations and quotas mandated by Title IX, the idealistic federal gender-equity law passed in 1972.

It was probably because Obama first made his name as an eloquent writer that in December the Washington Post broke the convention of tactful silence on the issue of ghostwriting, and published a long and revealing article about Obama's relationship with Jon Favreau, his chief speechwriter.

While the sale appeared to be on shaky ground for some time, the story has sprouted legs thanks to a remarkable and revealing article from banker and would be art-buyer Jonathan Ruffer, who blows the whistle in the latest edition of the Church Times on his spat with the Church Commissioners, who manage the Church of England's investment portfolio, and its top dog, Andreas Whittam Smith.

Friedman is back with an even longer and, I think, even more revealing article on the same topic, this time in The Atlantic.

Deng Yuwen, the deputy editor of the journal of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China, wrote on February 27 a revealing article in the Financial Times "China Should Abandon North Korea".

Whatever other conclusions readers might draw from Samuel G. Freedman's revealing article, one is indisputable: the 21-year-old drinking age, which has been the law of the land since 1984, is not working.