Sentence examples for a single article of from inspiring English sources

He's a populist ideologue who boils everything down to a single article of belief: the rich screw the poor.

Bacall was on set for a makeup test and final costume fitting, but the designer had come to me in tears the night before to say he could not find a single article of clothing Miss Bacall would agree to wear.

It is hard to think of a single article of clothing photographed by Louise Dahl-Wolfe that is half as memorable as the outfits she made with her camera: the shadow worn like a swimsuit by a naked sunbather in "Dappled Nude" and the bubbles and water worn by a nude diver in "Nude in Pool".

Me, I'd keep it untucked, but we're assuming I'd spend $169 on a single article of clothing.

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Last year, adventure wear retailer Patagonia launched a microsite titled Worn Wear to celebrate people's fondest memories represented by a single article of clothing.

"One might (or might not) be surprised to learn that at four issues a year, making a total of nearly twenty issues... the Journal of Political Philosophy has not published a single article on the philosophy of race: voting, elections, immigration, global markets, and animals have gotten their time in the journal's sun," he wrote.

The authors believe that the field has grown beyond the scope of a single article so cortical prostheses will be described only because of their direct effect on the concept and technical development of the other prostheses, and this will be done in a more general and historic perspective.

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Suffering from three children, a dog, two cats and a suicidal streak that prompted me to agree last week to become a class mother, I am grateful to any single article of clothing that takes less than 30 seconds to put on but is efficient enough to function as an entire outfit.

News sites might be able to have a system of micropayments for reading a single article, instead of counting on web ads for money.